Valuable
At ROC Mondriaan, we believe that everyone is valuable and contributes to our society. That’s why we offer our students a safe place where they can grow into the best version of themselves. We see them and understand what they need.
Collaborating for future-oriented education
To educate our students, we collaborate with professionals and partners in the region. We take initiative and innovate in education. As a result, our courses align with developments in professional fields and society. This is our strength. We dare to look beyond what is needed today. Our students are building the society of tomorrow. We're proud of that!
Our promise
Mondriaan works for you! We are the school for your future. We train you for the real world, as a craftsman or craftswoman. Our courses seamlessly match real-world practices: you gain genuine experience at local companies and institutions. Top teachers teach you the tricks of the trade. This way, we ensure that you can apply your talents in a job where you are indispensable.
Because professionals continue to learn, you are welcome to continue your education. Throughout your entire life.
Our figures
Around 260 courses
25 schools
Over 18,500 vocational education students
Over 6,000 adult education and training participants
More than 2,400 staff members
More than 50 partnerships with professional practice
Education and training at ROC Mondriaan
ROC Mondriaan provides education across 25 schools. At these schools, we ensure a trusted learning environment for our students. The schools are distributed across five campuses in The Hague and Delft:
Leeghwaterplein
Koningin Marialaan
Tinwerf
Aspasialaan
Brasserskade
Additionally, ROC Mondriaan has branches in Leiden and Naaldwijk. Students can choose from 260 vocational training programs at various levels (2, 3, or 4). Students can pursue our programs full-time as vocational educational training (VET) or part-time alongside work as work-based learning (WBL).
Adult education and entry-level courses
ROC Mondriaan also offers education and training for adults. You can also pursue entry-level courses at ROC Mondriaan:
Secondary education (vavo, including lower general secondary education, higher general secondary education, and pre-university education) for (young) adults
Corporate training for employees at Menskracht
Dutch language courses for non-Dutch speakers and Dutch-speaking students at the Taal+school
Connection with professional practice and society
At ROC Mondriaan, we aim for you to develop into a skilled professional and responsible citizen. Therefore, our schools work closely with professional practice, the government, and a variety of social organisations and initiatives.
We connect with professional practice and society in several ways. For example, through our Advisory Councils, which consist of representatives from the business community. We also have over 50 partnerships with the business sector, such as in our Technology Innovation House.
Dutch as a second language
The Taal+ school at ROC Mondriaan in The Hague offers a number of courses ‘Dutch as a second language’ for both private individuals and employees of organisations and companies. Every adult that wants to learn to read, write, and speak Dutch is welcome in one of our courses.
Want to learn more about the Taal+ school? Get in touch with us.
International course
ROC Mondriaan offers an international Hotel Management course at a pre-bachelor level. This course is taught in English and is offered near the city centre of The Hague. Learn more about the course International Hotel Management.
It's a great learning environment
Social initiatives
ROC Mondriaan also supports social initiatives through student internships. This means you can find ROC Mondriaan students everywhere. It's a win-win situation: students learn on the job and contribute to society. For instance, ROC Mondriaan collaborates intensively with football club ADO Den Haag from various programs:
About 60 students from the Security program undergo training as stewards each year. Under supervision, they work as stewards at home games.
Every year, around 30 students from the Hotel Management program intern in the hospitality department of ADO Den Haag.
Students from the Construction and Infrastructure program play a technical role in setting up and dismantling events at the stadium.