B1 route at Werkvloertaal or ROC
After the start-up class, you will go to another route. This can be the Z-route, the B1 route or the education route. You have agreed with your Client Manager which route you will participate in. This explanation is about the B1 route. B1 stands for the language level that you will learn. After that, you will get an integration exam.
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What is it?
The B1 route focuses on learning Dutch as a Second Language (Nt2) at language level B1. Every week you have 3 lessons of 3 hours and you get homework. You work on practical assignments and you can study at home on the computer. You learn about Dutch society, such as history, the education system and health care. You will do volunteer work or work for a employer or organization in Tilburg. Together we will find a place that suits you.
At the end you will receive an exam with the following parts:
- Reading at level B1;
- Listening at level B1;
- Writing at level B1;
- Speaking at level B1;
- Knowledge of Dutch society.
Did you pass this exam and did you participate in other compulsory components of the integration? Then you will receive your integration diploma.
You can follow this route at Yonder or at Werkvloertaal.
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What is the goal?
The goal is that you pass all exams at B1 level or A2 level. If you have done this, then you have fulfilled the integration obligation.
3.
How long does it take?
You have 3 years to complete the integration at B1 level.
4.
For who is it?
For status holders who have finished the start-up class. The test and the broad intake should show whether this route best suits your possibilities.
5.
What does the contact look like?
You have about 3 hours of lessons 3 times a week.
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