Could your son or daughter use some support with (reading comprehension), spelling, grammar or arithmetic? Let me help! I have worked as a remedial teacher in primary education for the past three years. I have helped students individually or in small groups with reading, spelling and arithmetic. I know the learning objectives and the reading comprehension method. I use the Kernvisie method, among other things, to strengthen the basics of reading, spelling and arithmetic. Think of: the alphabet, counting, sums up to 20, tables, spelling rules. The basics are so important!

Could your or your son or daughter use some support with learning Dutch (reading, conversation, spelling or grammar)? Let me help! I have worked as a remedial teacher in primary education for the past three years. I have helped students individually or in small groups with reading, spelling and arithmetic. Because I lived abroad as an expat for a few years myself - where my son went to an international school - I know from experience how challenging it can be to have to communicate and learn in different languages. Back in The Hague, I have helped expats with Dutch conversation (individually). I use different methods to make Dutch as accessible as possible! It is a difficult language, but I try to make it simple. --> I live 7 minutes by bike from the International School of The Hague. --> It is also possible to take lessons together with 1 or 2 classmates. Tot ziens!