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Learn English in Amsterdam

What cities do you think of when you think of an English course? London? New York? Miami? Those are all great choices, but you should also consider – Amsterdam!

Amsterdam is one of Europe's most popular, international cities, and English is, without a doubt, the city's second most spoken language.

At The English Center, we specialize in private English and Business English training for Dutch and international professionals. All courses are fully customized to your needs and learning goals. Explore our English courses in Amsterdam for a complete overview of training options and information about arranging a free intake.

We offer weekly and intensive training at several locations across Amsterdam, including some beautiful historic buildings. Three examples are featured below. You can also train with us in Amstelveen or The Hague, or arrange in-company English training at your office in Amsterdam or elsewhere in the Randstad.

Kromme Waal 9

A landmark coach house just moments from Amsterdam's Centraal Station, the River Ey, the Nemo Museum, The Bim House Jazz Club, The EyeFilm Museum, the Maritime Museum, and much, much more.

Van Eeghenlaan 27

In the Museum Quarter, this elegant coach house faces the beautiful Vondelpark and is in the heart of Amsterdam's most cultural district, featuring the Rijksmuseum (the national art museum), the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, the Diamond Museum, the Concertgebouw (the national concert hall and home of the Concertgebouw Orchestra) and more.

Binnenkant 24

Embrace the city's heart in our classroom just a brief stroll from Central Station, set in a charming national monument building. An added bonus: the classroom faces one of Amsterdam’s most beautiful canals.

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