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Dutch Fluency for Teams

Quarterly programme report

Programme: [Your company] · Cohort: Q3 Amsterdam

Reporting window

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Prepared by

Rick, Dutch Fluency

Executive summary

Ten internationals enrolled at programme start. Nine active at period close. Eight of ten registered a measurable CEFR sub-level improvement in the quarter, with two achieving a full CEFR level gain. Weekly attendance tracked above the 80% industry benchmark. One learner (L-06) is on a focused support plan ahead of the mid-programme checkpoint.

Three learners on a B1-exit track are now on plan for the December assessment. Qualitative feedback indicates increased participation in Dutch-language team rituals and reduced reliance on English fallback in client-facing work.

9 / 10

Active learners

8 / 10

CEFR sub-level gain

84%

Avg. weekly attendance

11 min

Avg. daily practice

Learner-level detail

Anonymized IDs. Personal content (journals, reflections) is excluded by design. This table is what HR forwards; the full per-learner coaching log is available only to the named HR sponsor.

IDIntakeCurrentDeltaSessionsActive daysCompletion %
L-01A2B1+2 sub-levels688294%
L-02A2B1+2 sub-levels717991%
L-03A1A2+1 sub-level546578%
L-04B1B1++1 sub-level627488%
L-05A2B1+2 sub-levels667286%
L-06A2A2++1 sub-level425164%
L-07A1A2+1 sub-level586982%
L-08B1B2+2 sub-levels748396%
L-09A2B1+2 sub-levels697689%
L-10A1A2+1 sub-level475872%

Qualitative highlights

  • Increased Dutch-language participation in rituals. Manager feedback indicates three internationals now participate actively in Dutch-language standups and team lunches. This was the stated retention-risk indicator at programme start.
  • Reduced English fallback in client-facing work. L-02 and L-08 independently reported holding the language in Dutch through full client meetings for the first time during this quarter.
  • Single focused-support case. L-06 attendance below threshold. Coaching outreach completed. Bilateral check-in scheduled with the line manager ahead of the mid-programme gate.

Plan for the next reporting window

  • 1.Mid-programme CEFR checkpoint for all 10 learners, written reports per learner to the HR sponsor.
  • 2.B1-exit track for three learners (L-01, L-02, L-09), targeted December assessment.
  • 3.L-06 focused-support plan: additional 1:1 coaching hour, re-engagement flagging via dashboard.
  • 4.Sector-specific module refresh based on quarter-over-quarter engagement patterns.

For the finance review

Programme investment this quarter sits within the agreed annual budget. Against the benchmarked avoidable-cost figure of approximately €15,000 per international per year (roughly €3,750 per quarter), this cohort is tracking an estimated avoidable-cost offset of €33,000 this quarter.

Retention-adjusted payback is materially stronger and reported separately at end-of-year in the annual renewal review.

Illustrative sample. Cohort data shown here is an anonymised composite representative of typical outcomes across our corporate programmes. Your own programme generates cohort-specific data on a live dashboard and in quarterly written reports in this same format, customised to your company branding and sector.

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Dutch Fluency · dutchfluency.com

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