I'm also a Dutch learner just with small experience. I'd recommend you to use web-sites with video and audio. Take the links below. http://oefenen.nl/ - video http://www.taalthuis.com - grammer, lot of excercises and also texts and practice online. http://www.unilang.org/course.php?res=62&subid;=2 - grammer. Using those 3 web-sites it's enough for you to brake the ice in learning Dutch.

No, sorry :/ Although youtube videos offer a ton of advice, there isn't anything substantial enough to become fluent. Since dutch is only spoken by 27 million speakers, finding dutch courses isn't as easy as let say, spanish courses. I would advise you to look for someone who already speaks the language and try to initiate a conversation with them. Good luck :)

I would recommend you to get a teacher. Start with a community teacher who takes time to talk to you in Dutch, helps you to understand certain words or expressions and motivates you to speak. If you know some dutch, then I would look into grammar rules and maybe get a professional teacher. Though remember, speaking the language a lot is important if you truly want to learn something. If you have a good basic, watching videos and listening to the spoken language can be a good lesson as well.