Enrol in Dutch as a Second Language (NT2) course

Then you can go to one of our administrative offices to register:

• You can make an appointment by phone at one of the administrative offices.

What to bring to the administrative office?

• Your identity card and/or proof of legal residence in Belgium
• Money or bank card (no credit cards)
• Possibly: a certificate from VDAB, OCMW, integration contract or certificate. With these, you pay less or no registration fee.

You can also register online:

• for the class locations of the Sint-Genesius-Rode region (campus GLTT) and Tervuren from level 2.1 Threshold 1
• for the class locations of the Halle region (campus GLTT) from level 2.3 Threshold 3
• for all training sites of Crescendo CVO for the level RG3 Vantage and RG4 Effectiveness

Step 1

Take a new level test because your level may have changed in 6 months.

• Go to one of the contact points of the Integration and Inclusion Agency (AgII). Some contact points only work by appointment.
• For the Halle or Sint-Genesius-Rode region, make an appointment here for an intake interview. Together with you, we look at what your Dutch language trajectory will be, where and when you will follow a Dutch course. This conversation takes about 1 to 1.5 hours.
• For Tervuren, make an appointment at the AGII. You can also make an appointment on campus in the months of June, September and January, via our appointment calendar.

Step 2

Have you had an intake interview? Then you can go to one of our administrative offices to register.

• You can make an appointment by phone at one of the administrative offices to register.

What to bring to the administrative office?

• Your identity card and/or proof of legal residence in Belgium
• Money or bank card (no credit cards)
• Possibly: a certificate from VDAB, OCMW, integration contract or certificate. With these, you pay less or no registration fee.

You can also register online:

• for the class locations of the Sint-Genesius-Rode region (campus GLTT) and Tervuren from level 2.1 Threshold 1
• for the class locations of the Halle region (campus GLTT) from level 2.3 Threshold 3
• for all training sites of Crescendo CVO for the level RG3 Vantage and RG4 Effectiveness

Step 1

Make an appointment for an intake interview.

• Go to one of the contact points of the Integration and Inclusion Agency (AgII). Some contact points only work by appointment.
• For the Halle or Sint-Genesius-Rode region, make an appointment here for an intake interview. Together with you, we look at what your Dutch language trajectory will be, where and when you will follow a Dutch course. This conversation takes about 1 to 1.5 hours.
• For Tervuren, make an appointment at the AGII. You can also make an appointment on campus in the months of June, September and January, via our appointment calendar.

Step 2

Have you had an intake interview? Then you can go to one of our administrative offices to register.

• You can make an appointment by phone at one of the administrative offices to register.

What to bring to the administrative office?

• Your identity card and/or proof of legal residence in Belgium
• Money or bank card (no credit cards)
• Possibly: a certificate from VDAB, OCMW, integration contract or certificate. With these, you pay less or no registration fee.

You can also register online:

• for the class locations of the Sint-Genesius-Rode region (campus GLTT) and Tervuren from level 2.1 Threshold 1
• for the class locations of the Halle region (campus GLTT) from level 2.3 Threshold 3
• for all training sites of Crescendo CVO for the level RG3 Vantage and RG4 Effectiveness