For the integration exam in the Netherlands, a minimal level of A2 is required. The exam consists of the following components: Knowledge of Dutch Society (KNM), Orientation of the Dutch Labour market (ONA), reading, listening, speaking, and writing. Using the teaching methods below, students can increase their language level. For more information about the integration exam in the Netherlands, go to www.inburgeren.nl.
Écht anders lesgeven doet u met LINK. Boom NT2 en VU-NT2 verbinden ervaringen en wensen uit de lespraktijk met wetenschappelijke inzichten in deze nieuwe, alles in één NT2-methode. Met LINK zorgt u ervoor dat uw cursi...
The ‘Delft Method’ Basiscursus 1 is intended for beginners who want to learn Dutch and have at least completed primary education. The teaching method takes students from level 0 to A1 in 16 lessons, after which they w...
The ‘Delft Method’ Basiscursus 2 is intended for non-speakers of Dutch who want to learn Dutch and have at least completed primary education. It is a follow-up course to Basiscursus 1. The teaching method takes studen...
De opmaat is a new NT2 method: fresh, accessible, current, and affordable. With its many exercises, practical examples and clear structure, it’s fun to learn Dutch.
De opmaat consists of ten themes, including maki...
Read moreIn 20 short lessons, Op weg helps students prepare for the language components of the integration exam in the Netherlands. Op weg mostly trains the skills for speaking and listening: vocabulary, pronunciation and list...
In 20 short lessons, Onderweg helps students prepare for the speaking, writing, listening, and reading components of the integration exam in the Netherlands. Onderweg contains exercises on vocabulary, pronunciation an...
De opmaat is a successful method to learn Dutch: fresh, accessible, current and affordable. With many exercises, practical examples and a good structure it becomes a pleasure to learn Dutch.
De opmaat consists of ...
Read moreCode Plus consists of four parts. Each part leads to a certain level in the the Common European Framework of Reference (in Dutch; Europees Referentiekader voor Talen or ERK):
Each level has its own exercise book a...