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NT2 state exam I & II
NT2 state exam I & II
Do you already speak a little Dutch and do you want to learn more?? Or do you already speak Dutch quite well and do you want to study at the MBO?, HBO or university? Then the State Examination NT2 is a good way to see if you can speak enough Dutch, to write, listening and reading. Do you want to go to MBO, then program I is suitable for you. Are you going to study at HBO or university, then you better do program II.
NT2 Digital can guide you precisely in your preparation for the exam. You learn alone, in groups or in the classroom. You will be taught by a teacher. You will practice speaking together, to write, listening and reading. If your language level is high enough, are you going to take your exam. Did you graduate, then you can register at your MBO school, HBO education or university. You can also naturalize and apply for a Dutch passport.
NT2 Digital can guide you precisely in your preparation for the exam. You learn alone, in groups or in the classroom. You will be taught by a teacher. You will practice speaking together, to write, listening and reading. If your language level is high enough, are you going to take your exam. Did you graduate, then you can register at your MBO school, HBO education or university. You can also naturalize and apply for a Dutch passport.
NT2 state exam I & NT2 state exam I
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Acquainted
Before you go to school, we first meet. During our first meeting we look at your language level. We discuss your schedule and how long you will be taught.
Types of courses
At NT2 Digitaal you choose a course that is best for you:
- Do you want individual lessons? Then you make an appointment with the teacher.
- You can also take digital lessons via Skype. You decide how long the lesson lasts.
- Want to teach in the group? Then you have lessons as a grid. You get 2 times a week. One lesson lasts 3 hour. Group lessons are in the morning, afternoon and evening.
Homework is very important in every course. Homework is your preparation for class. The teacher also prepares for the lesson. This is how you work towards the exam together.
Rooster
Take your individual lessons, then you make your timetable together with the teacher. You agree:
- when you start.
- on which parts of the day you want lessons ('in the morning, At noon or in the evening).
- What are you teaching periods.
- at which location you want to have lessons (at home or at school, digitally or with the teacher).
Do you opt for group lessons, then you will be in the group that suits you best. The group lesson:
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- consists of 2 times a week
- erase in the morning, In the afternoon or evening;
Exam
You will also receive exam training. You will be taking tests on the computer. The result of your test shows whether you are ready for the exam. If not, then you practice with the parts that you still find difficult. If you are ready for your exam, then you will register yourself!
The State Exam consists of 4 components:
The State Exam consists of 4 components:
- Read: you get a number of texts (about 7). These texts have questions (about 40). In 100 minutes you read the questions and look for the answers (A, B, of C) in the lyrics.
- Listen: you will hear a number of audio fragments (about 6). With those fragments you get questions (about 30). In 70 minutes you read the questions, listen to the fragments and try the correct answers (A, B, of C) to give.
- To write: you will be given three types of writing assignments. First, you are going to finish sentences: the beginning of the sentence is already there, you finish the sentence. Second, there are short writing assignments. You write short notes, emails or faxes and / or answer them. Third, there are longer writing assignments. Here you write longer texts, such as: column, report or complaint.
- To speak: you will receive two types of speaking assignments. First, you answer a few times to different conversation partners. Then you get situations with drawings and you tell what the situation is based on the information from those illustrations. Sometimes you also tell us what your opinion is or you have to give arguments.