Z-route
After the start - up class you will go to another track . This can be the Z route, the B1 route or the education route. You have agreed with your client director in which process you will participate. This explanation is about the Z-route. The Z is for self-reliance. You will learn to do as much as possible yourself. You will receive language lessons at a leisurely pace. you go too internship run with an employer or organization. After 800 hours of internship and 800 hours of lessons, you will have a meeting with your client director and you will receive your integration diploma.
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What is it?
The Z-route
You will learn as much Dutch as possible, if possible at A1 level. If necessary, you will start the trajectory by learning to read and write. You will also learn how to arrange things yourself in the Netherlands. We will support you in finding (volunteer) work or participating in activities that suit your abilities. If you follow the Z-route, you will not have to take an integration exam.
In the Z-route you have to follow 800 hours of language lessons (3 times a week 3 hours) and participate 800 hours in an organization in Tilburg. If you have done that and have had a final interview with your Client Manager, you have fulfilled the integration obligation.
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What is the goal?
The goal of the Z-route is that you participate in the lessons for 800 hours and participate for 800 hours. You learn as much as possible. Once you have done this, the municipality decides whether you have met the integration obligation.
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How long does it take?
You have 3 years to meet these hours. This concerns the 800 language lessons and the 800 participation hours.
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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.
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What does the contact look like?
You have about 3 hours of lessons 3 times a week.
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