Tupker Language Training ‘knowledge partner’ Royal Netherlands Cricket Association KNCB
Published at 19 December, 2022Amstelveen, 20 December 2022 -- Today Tupkertaaltraining (Tupker Language Training) and the Royal Netherlands Cricket Association (KNCB) sign a sponsorship agreement for three years. Tupkertaaltraining will annually provide services to the cricket community in the field of language, media and communication training.
KNCB’s CEO Monica Visser is delighted with the knowledge partnership: "About half of the Dutch cricket community consists of people from other countries. These can be expats who are temporarily stationed here or people who have settled here permanently. We are very pleased that Tupkertaaltraining can meet the first needs of these people: to teach them the basics of the Dutch language and also to help them integrate into Dutch society."
Richard Walraven of Tupkertaaltraining explains: "Language is pre-eminently the means to integrate into Dutch society; in sports, social life and at school. The better the communication between people, the better things run. Our knowledge partnership with the KNCB will lead to a great collaboration."
About Tupkertaaltraining - The fastest way to learn Dutch
Tupkertaaltraining, founded by Marijke Tupker, has been specialised in teaching Dutch language to non-native speakers for more than twenty years and focuses on expats and others who want to integrate. The company is convinced that mastering the Dutch language is an important key to integration and participation in Dutch society. Tupkertaaltraining offers language courses at different levels and with attention to the specific needs of the students. In addition to Dutch lessons to expats, the company provides integration programmes and in-company language lessons. It also offers intercultural programmes for clients and provides communication training. For more information, visit www.tupkertaaltraining.nl.
About the KNCB
The KNCB, founded in 1883, has been organising cricket leagues in the Netherlands for men, women and youth for more than 135 years. The national men's and women's teams compete in the global sub-top. In recent decades, the Dutch cricket community has offered thousands of expats and other people with foreign roots the opportunity to play cricket in the Netherlands. Visit www.kncb.nl for more information.
