Would you like to develop your language or communication skills further, and are you looking into applying for a grant to finance your course? Or maybe you’re wondering if you are eligible for discounts for Radboud in'to Languages' courses?
There are a range of schemes that can provide funding or a discount for your language or communication course at In’to. Check if you are eligible for any of the schemes.
Employees, students and alumni of Radboud University, Radboudumc and Wageningen University & Research (WUR) may be eligible for discounts on Radboud in'to Languages' courses, training programmes and other services. The amount of the discount and the services on which you can get a discount differ per target group.
By ‘employees’ we mean:
Employees and PhD students who are demonstrably employed by Radboud University, Radboudumc, the Max Planck Institute or the Donders Institute.
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Only employees of Radboud University, the Max Planck Institute and the Donders Institute are eligible for a 50% discount on one of our intensive language courses.
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This discount does not apply to Intensive Language Programmes and other tailor-made courses.
The alumni discount does not apply to alumni working at Radboudumc, Radboud University, Max Planck or the Donders Institute as they already receive a 10% employee discount.
There are various schemes that can provide funding or a discount for your language or communication course at In’to:
Schools, employers, libraries: many different organisations may once again apply for this subsidy for reducing and preventing functional illiteracy. The application period usually runs from 1 January to 28 February.
If you work in the transport and logistics sector and you would like to either undertake further training or retrain, make use of the SOOB subsidy, which can be used to fund your language or communication course! This will subsequently provide you with a €3,000 subsidy on study programmes.
Our individual and group courses, as well as our tailor-made courses are usually eligible for this subsidy. To qualify for this subsidy, you will need to:
If you are a temporary worker and you would like to improve your Dutch language skills in order to increase your chances of getting a job, you may apply for a Dutch Language Budget from the Doorzaam Foundation.
If your school is planning to internationalise through early foreign language education (VVTO) or bilingual education (TTO), you can take advantage of the Internationalisation of Basic Education (IFO) subsidy scheme.
Alternatively, you may like to look at things from another angle. If you have a budget for development at your disposal and you would like to know which courses you will be able to afford, we have listed several suggestions below to show you how you can spend your budget effectively: