Admission

• A Bachelor's degree in Education in German, or
• A Bachelor's degree in German Language and Culture combined with an Education Minor.

Additionally, you need proven English skills at CEFR level C1.

Please note that this programme is only available part-time. Unfortunately, this means that students who require a Dutch residence permit for study purposes are not eligible to apply.

If you want to start this master programme, you need to be employed as a German teacher in Dutch secondary or tertiary education. Preferably, you are able to teach a few classes in the higher years of your school from your first year onwards – although you won't yet be fully qualified. If this isn’t possible with your current employer, you need to find a school for your internship. We will try to help you find one.

Before your admission, you will have a personal interview with an intake coordinator. Together, you will discuss what you expect of the programme, your motivation, ambitions and experience so that you can work towards your personal Learning Plan. This will give you a good idea about the possibilities this master programme offers you, and whether it will suit you.