TutorPro Online EnglishOnline English classes for children in the Netherlands
One teacher, one child, live on video. Dutch after-school hours fall in the Philippine evening - the night-shift window our teachers open on purpose.
- ✔ Qualified teachers
- ✨ Interactive lessons
- 🏠 Learn from home
- 🎁 Free trial available
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Near-native Filipino English teachers
Every TutorPro class is taught live by a Filipino teacher who speaks English at a near-native level. English is an official language of the Philippines - used in its schools, government and business - so our teachers have learnt, studied and worked in English all their lives, and teach it with a clear, neutral accent that children around the world find easy to follow.
- Clear, near-native accent. Filipino English is known for being easy to understand - the reason families across Europe, the Middle East and Asia choose Filipino teachers for their children.
- Warm, patient classrooms. Filipino teaching culture prizes patience and encouragement, which is exactly what a shy or beginner child needs before they will speak.
- Checked before they meet your child. Every teacher passes a recorded teaching interview and a credential check before their first class.
Create your parent account
About two minutes: your name, a real email address, and your child's age and school year. Then you book the free first class yourself - in your own time zone, with no card and no commitment.
- Free first class. A full lesson with a real teacher before you pay anything.
- Your time zone, your slots. Every slot is shown in your local time when you book.
- Feedback after every lesson. Written notes in your parent dashboard, plus homework and practice words.
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Lesson times from Netherlands
The Netherlands runs on CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer). Manila is 6-7 hours ahead, so after-school slots sit in the Philippine evening and are bookable every week.
Slots appear in your own local time when you book. How scheduling works across time zones
English at school in Netherlands
Dutch children start English around age 10 and quickly outgrow beginner material, so the real need is speaking confidence and exam-level precision rather than basics. Lessons pitch to that.
How this differs from what you have locally
Bijles helps with schoolwork but rarely gives sustained conversation. These lessons are speaking-first, one-to-one, with written feedback after every class.
Who we are usually asked to help in Netherlands
- A group 7 or 8 pupil starting English late but living in a fluent country
- A VMBO, HAVO or VWO student who writes well yet hesitates to speak
- An expat family keeping English strong alongside a Dutch school
Lessons cover speaking, listening, reading, pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary, weighted towards whichever of those your child actually needs. How the classes work
Who teaches your child
Teachers live in the Philippines and teach in English. Every applicant records a teaching interview we watch in full, and their credentials are checked before they are given a student — their profiles and introduction videos are public. TutorPro Online English is registered in the Philippines, DTI 5274092. We say so plainly rather than implying a presence in Netherlands that we do not have.
Paying from Netherlands
Payment is by debit or credit card, in US dollars — US$7 per 25-minute lesson on 1 to 3 lessons a week, US$7 on 4 or more. No registration fee and no materials fee. First class free, no card. Cancellation and refunds
Questions from Dutch parents
How do I pay from the Netherlands?
By debit or credit card, in US dollars, at the published rates. There is no registration fee and no charge for books.
What time are lessons in Dutch time?
After-school and early-evening slots, shown in your own zone when you book.
Is the first class really free?
Yes, and no card is required. It is a full lesson with a real teacher.