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Bart Nawijn
From my experience as an NT2 (Dutch as a Second Language) teacher, I have learned that many students face the same challenges on their way to the Inburgering exam. Finding enough time to study alongside work and other daily activities can be difficult, and preparing for the exam often requires a significant investment of both time and money. Many students also feel unsure about the best way to prepare, while schools and course materials do not always focus enough on what is actually needed to pass the exams.
That is why I created these online courses. They allow you to study whenever it suits you and at your own pace, making exam preparation both flexible and affordable. You will receive guidance tailored to your A2 or B1 exam and practice with study material that is completely focused on the Inburgering exams.
I am very happy to see that thanks to the online courses, students are able to study in a pleasant way and take the exams with full confidence.
Best of luck with your studies!
Bart Nawijn
Founder of InburgeringOnline.nl & NT2 Teacher
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Articles by Bart Nawijn

Learning Dutch Words for the Civic Integration Exam
September 9, 2026
You don't need to memorise an entire dictionary to pass the civic integration exam. What you do need is knowledge…
Dutch Proverbs: learning spreekwoorden for your exam
September 9, 2026
"Proverbs" is the English word for spreekwoorden: fixed expressions with a figurative meaning that say something about life, behaviour or…
What Are Dutch Proverbs? Explanation and Examples for NT2
September 9, 2026
If you're learning Dutch, sooner or later you'll come across proverbs (spreekwoorden). You read a sentence, but the meaning doesn't…
What is PVT civic integration? A clear explanation
September 9, 2026
PVT stands for Participatieverklaringstraject (participation declaration process). It's part of the civic integration programme in which you become familiar with…
Articles in Dutch: when do you use ‘de’, ‘het’ and ‘een’?
September 9, 2026
Dutch has three articles: de, het and een. The words de and het are definite articles, while een is the…
Practising B1 writing: what you need to know for the exam
August 4, 2026
Practising B1 writing means learning to write exactly the way the exam requires it. Not fancier, not more elaborate, but…
NT2 listening practice: how to prepare for the listening exam
August 4, 2026
Listening is a skill you actively train, not something you simply have or don't have. With the right approach, you'll…
Language levels explained: what do A1, A2, B1 and higher mean for you?
August 4, 2026
Language levels show how well you master a language, from absolute beginner to near-native proficiency. The international standard for this…
Practicing for the integration exam: what works, for whom, and how to start
August 3, 2026
How do you practice effectively for the integration exam? That depends on your situation. Status holders work towards B1; family…
The B1 listening exam: what can you expect and how do you practise?
July 31, 2026
The B1 listening exam is part of the Staatsexamen NT2, Programma I or Programma II. During this part you listen…







