Dutch tutors

Dutch isn't part of the mainstream UK GCSE/A-level MFL offer (there's no major board running it), so most tutoring is conversational, heritage maintenance, or preparation for the CNaVT (Dutch as a foreign language) certificate or university-level Dutch. Some IB students take Dutch as a school-supported self-taught language. Tutoring helps most with grammar (word order, separable verbs, articles), with the gap between Dutch and German that catches German-speakers out, and with formal written register for exam-track learners. Look for native fluency and explicit experience of whichever certification the student is targeting. Needs vary widely.