Study Groups

How groups work

Small groups, focused sessions

Study groups bring together learners at a similar level for structured practice. Groups are kept small so everyone gets time to speak and participate actively.

Each session has a topic and a structure, prepared by the instructor. The format varies: some sessions focus on conversation around a theme, others include short grammar explanations, vocabulary work or listening exercises. The instructor keeps the group on track and gives feedback throughout.

Group sizes range from three to six participants. This keeps the session dynamic without leaving anyone waiting too long to speak. All sessions run online via video conference.

Three to six participants per group

Small enough for everyone to speak. Large enough for varied perspectives and conversation partners.

Fixed weekly schedule

Groups meet at the same time each week so you can build the session into your routine. Sessions run for 60 to 75 minutes.

Group of language learners participating in an online study group video call with enthusiasm

Available groups

Current study group formats

Groups are available across all three languages and several levels. Contact us to find out which groups currently have space.

Nederlands

Dutch Conversation Group A2-B1

Weekly sessions focused on everyday Dutch conversation. Topics include work, daily routines, housing, public transport and social situations. Grammar support as needed.

75 min / week

3-6 people

A2 - B1

English

English Discussion Group B1-B2

Structured discussion sessions on current topics and professional scenarios. Focus on speaking fluency, natural expression and expanding vocabulary through use.

60 min / week

3-5 people

B1 - B2

Spanish conversation group online session

Español

Spanish Beginners Group A1-A2

A structured introduction to Spanish for people with little or no prior knowledge. Covers pronunciation, basic grammar and essential phrases for everyday situations.

75 min / week

4-6 people

A1 - A2

Group vs. individual

Which format fits your situation?

Both formats have their place. Many learners use them in combination.

Group sessions work well when

You want regular conversation practice, enjoy learning alongside others, and prefer a fixed weekly structure that keeps you accountable without requiring you to arrange everything yourself.

Individual coaching works well when

You have very specific goals, a non-standard schedule, or areas of difficulty that need targeted attention. Also useful when you want to move faster than a group pace allows.

Combining both

Group sessions provide regular speaking practice and exposure to other learners. Individual sessions address specific gaps. Together they cover more ground than either format alone.