Robin Straaijer

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What I have taught

Academic English

Academic publishing uses a specialised genre that requires a specific form of language use known as Academic English. This is useful for those who need to improve their writing (and presenting) skills in Academic English, such as young academics (both native and non-native speakers of English) who are new to this very specific genre, or more established academics who have not published in English before. I will help you master this special dialect of English, while at the same time improving your writing and thinking processes.


Writing courses

2020 University of Amsterdam

Teaching an academic English writing course at the Institute for Dutch Language Education (INTT) for students in a variety of programmes.

2018–2020 Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Teaching academic English writing courses at the Academic Language Programme for students in a variety of programmes (English Language, Communication Science, Health Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Economics).

2017–2018 Freelance teacher

Babel Talen, teaching academic English writing for students at Utrecht University, specifically the courses Writing for publication for PhD candidates – Spring 2018, and Academic Writing for Medical Students, winter 2017 & winter 2018.

Taalcentrum-VU,  teaching the course Scientific Writing in English for master students Health Sciences and Biomedical sciences at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Faculty of Health Sciences – Spring 2017, Spring 2018.


Linguistic courses

2020 Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Teaching Functional Grammar-based text analysis at the English department for students Educational science.

2008–2017 Leiden University

Teaching English language, linguistics and language acquisition at the department of English Language & Culture, specifically pronunciation & vocabulary, the language of Jane Austen, Shakespeare and Early Modern English, and Late Modern English.

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