The standardised NT2 test is an official exam by the Flemish government.
The NT2 test measures how well you can read and write Dutch after completing the 1.2 course.
NT2 means Nederlands tweede taal, or Dutch as Second Language.
You get a Richtgraad 1 (A2) certificate if you pass:
Do you want to do a 2.1 course?
The NT2 test is for students following NT2 courses in a CVO (centrum voor volwassenenonderwijs). The CLT (Centrum voor Levende Talen) is a CVO.
The NT2 test is important for:
You can only take the NT2 test at the CLT if you have followed a 1.1 and/or 1.2 course at the CLT.
You take the NT2 test after passing the 1.2 course.
Where do you take the test?
The test has:
First test:
You don't pass the test? Second test:
Not sure about the price? Send an email to nt2test@clt.kuleuven.be.
You take the NT2 test after you have passed the 1.2 course.
Are you following a 1.2 course right now?
Example:
“Today it is 12 December. I get my 1.2 results on 19 January. Now I register for the NT2 test on 24 January. The NT2 test is after I get my results.”
Did you not pass your 1.2 course?
The next NT2 tests are in
The NT2 teachers correct the tests.
After max. 6 weeks, you get:
Did you pass the NT2 test?
You get your Richtgraad 1 (A2) certificate.
You did not pass the NT2 test?
before taking the test again, you must:
You register for a new NT2 test that takes place after the end of your new course.
Send an email to nt2test@clt.kuleuven.be.
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