150 Orchard Road #08-07. Tel.:(+65) 9684 0356.

Venues

Where to find us

All evening classes are conducted at:
Kingsfield Education Centre
150 Orchard Road #08-07, classroom D, Orchard Plaza
(opp. Orchard Central, near Somerset MRT station)

Please remember to make an appointment with our Course Coordinator Dais Chan (+65 9684 0356) in case you would like to visit our classroom and meet the teacher, since we are also teaching at other locations in Singapore (private lessons), In other words, don’t waste your trip without having made an appointment with us.

Private classes

All private lessons (one to one courses & MVV Training Courses) are not conducted at our classroom @ Orchard Road, but at our Dutch Language Training Studio @ Jalan Teck Kee (located just 2 bus stops away from NEX shopping mall).

Why there? In this studio, our special (interactive, multimedia) training equipment has been installed, with individual laptops, a sound system, voice analyzing equipment (measuring spectrum, spectrogram & waveform of your pronunciation). This studio has been set up exclusively for private lessons, like Basic Civic Integration training courses for MVV visa, crash courses and Naturalisation Courses (Dutch citizenship)

Please contact our Language Course Coordinator Dais Chan (+65 9684 0356) for more information or send us your email by clicking here.

How to find Kingsfield Education Center

Our Language Training Centre is quite easy to find, because Orchard Plaza is conveniently located opposite Orchard Central, which shopping mall is located next to Somerset MRT station.

Transport

In case you arrive by car, it is good to know that Orchard Plaza offers good parking facilities at S$3.85 after 5pm for the first 3 hours, and S$1.39 for subsequent 30 minutes. Since our lesson will take 2 hours, the parking rates will not exceed S$3.85, even if you arrive much earlier.

You will find the car park entrance on the left side of Cavenagh Road when you have been driving on Orchard Road. You will see Orchard Plaza showing up on the left side (opposite Orchard Central). Just behind Orchard Plaza, turn into Cavenagh Road. After a few meters, you will find the car park entrance opposite Kramat Lane.

It is even much easier to reach Cavenagh Road when you are driving on the CTE in downtown direction. Take exit Orchard Road, see map on the right).

You can use your CashCard or NETS FlashPay to enter the carpark, a grace period of 10 minutes is applicable. There are many parking lots available, especially at the lower floors (B2 / B3 / B4). From the car park, you can take the elevator, which will bring you almost in front of our doorstep (8th floor, turn right, and after a few meters you will reach classroom #08-07 on the left side). 

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Frequently asked questions

What are the benefits of learning Dutch?
  • Practical for travel, business, and daily interactions in the Netherlands and Belgium.
  • Expands personal and professional opportunities.
  • Provides insight into Dutch culture and history.
  • Improves cognitive abilities and critical thinking skills.
How difficult is it to learn Dutch?
  • Dutch is considered a relatively easy language for native English
    speakers to learn.
  • Similarities in vocabulary and grammar structure between English and Dutch.
  • Pronunciation can be challenging at first but becomes easier with
    practice.
What are the best ways to learn Dutch as an adult?
  • Immersion through living, working, or studying in the Netherlands or
    Belgium.
  • Taking structured language classes, whether in-person or online.
  • Using language learning apps, podcasts, and other digital resources.
  • Reading Dutch books, newspapers, and websites.
How long does it typically take to become fluent in Dutch?

Fluency depends on individual factors like previous language experience and immersion.
With consistent practice, most learners can achieve conversational fluency in 6-12 months.

Reaching native-like fluency in reading, writing, and advanced conversation can take 2-3 years.

What are the most important grammer rules in Dutch?
  • Word order, especially the placement of the verb in a sentence.
  • Gendered nouns and definite/indefinite articles.
  • Conjugation of verbs, including irregular forms.
  • Use of cases (nominative, accusative, dative, etc.).
How can I improve my Dutch pronunciation?
  • Listen to native speakers and pay close attention to vowel and consonant sounds.
  • Practice tongue twisters and repetitive phrases to build muscle memory.
  • Record yourself and compare to native speakers to identify areas for
    improvement.
  • Consider working with a tutor or language coach for personalized
    feedback.
What resources are available for learning Dutch vocabulary?
  • Flashcard apps like Anki or Quizlet to build vocabulary systematically.
  • Bilingual dictionaries, both physical and online/app-based.
  • Listening to Dutch music, podcasts, and watching TV shows.
  • Reading children’s books, newspapers, and other simple Dutch texts.
How can I practice speaking Dutch outside of formal lessons?
  • Find a language partner to converse with regularly, either in-person or via video chat.
  • Join a local Dutch conversation group or club.
  • Narrate your daily activities and thoughts out loud to yourself in
    Dutch.
  • Participate in online Dutch language forums and discussion boards.
What are some common mistakes that Dutch language learners make?
  • Confusing the gendered articles ‘de’ and ‘het’ .
  • Misplacing the verb in sentence structure.
  • Mispronouncing diphthongs and other vowel sounds. 
  • Directly translating idioms and expressions from English.
Are there any tips for learning Dutch efficiently and effectively?
  • Set realistic goals and track your progress
    – Immerse yourself in the language as much as possible.
  • Practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing regularly.
  • Be patient and persistent, as language learning takes time and dedication.

Our mission

“Our mission is to empower individuals with the linguistic skills necessary to thrive in Dutch-speaking environments, whether for personal or professional reasons. We aim to provide comprehensive language training that prepares students for integration exams and equips them with the confidence to communicate effectively in real-life situations.”

Contact

Contact our course coordinator Dais Chan:

+65 9684 0356 or email us at info@allwrite.com.sg-testing.dedi9050.zxcs-klant.nl