The features of the course, at a glance.
Unlimited practice, feedback on your writing and speaking, and a clear view of your progress. Here is how each part works.
Practice aimed at what you keep missing.
As you answer, the app learns which grammar rules and word types you keep getting wrong. The next questions are about those.
- The app shows you in plain language which rules and words you keep getting wrong.
- The next questions are about those weak points.
- You practise each one until you know it, then it moves you on.
What to practise next, based on your answers
- de / het articles41%Just practised
- Word order in subclauses56%
- Past tense (voltooid verleden tijd)63%
Questions that never run out.
Across every part of the exam, new exam-style questions keep coming. So you can keep working on a weak spot until you understand it.
- You get new questions whenever you need them.
- You practise every one of the five parts of the exam.
- You get feedback that tells you what to fix.
Kies de juiste vorm: 'Ik ___ gisteren naar de les.'
Choose the right form: 'I ___ to class yesterday.'
Waar gaat het gesprek over?
What is the conversation about?
Wat doe je bij de gemeente met een PIP-brief?
What do you do at the municipality with a PIP letter?
Schrijf een korte reactie op de uitnodiging.
Write a short reply to the invitation.
Speaking too, with a real exam score.
Most apps skip speaking, because a spoken answer is hard to score. Here you practise it like any other part. You answer out loud and the app scores it on the criteria the real exam uses.
- You speak a real exam task out loud.
- Your answer is scored on the criteria DUO uses.
- You get clear tips on what to fix.
Stel jezelf voor in twee zinnen.
Introduce yourself in two sentences.
“Ik heet Sara. Ik kom uit Syrië en ik woon nu twee jaar in Nederland.”
- Task completion3/3
- Word use2/2
- Grammar1/2
- Coherence1/1
Feedback
Clear and well built up. Both sentences are correct. Try a linking word like "want", so your answer sounds more like one whole.
The right word, at the exact moment you’d forget it.
The exam needs thousands of Dutch words, more as the level goes up. Learning them by endless repetition is slow and you forget most of it. So the vocabulary trainer uses spaced repetition: an algorithm that times every review for you.
- Again
- < 10m
- Hard
- 12h
- Good
- 1d
- Easy
- 4d
You just keep practising. The timing is handled for you.
It is all one inburgeringscursus, every part trained on its own.
The inburgeringsexamen has five parts, each scored its own way. The app trains all five, with practice and feedback shaped to what each one actually asks.
Reading
Lezen
Real exam-style texts and questions, with practice on finding the main idea, the detail, and the intent, the things the reading test gives marks for.
Listening
Luisteren
Short spoken fragments and questions in the format the exam uses, so the pace and the question types stop being a surprise.
Writing
Schrijven
Write the short replies and forms the exam asks for, and get feedback on what to fix.
Speaking
Spreken
Record a spoken answer and have it scored against the real exam criteria. Speaking is trained here too, not skipped.
KNM
Kennis Nederlandse Maatschappij
The knowledge-of-Dutch-society questions: how things work here, what the exam expects you to know, practised until it feels automatic.
All of it, built up in the order that works.
It is one course from start to finish, not a random set of material. You learn in the order that helps you remember: words first, then the grammar, then the exam skills, and finally KNM.
- 01Vocabulary
- The 500+ core words
- 02Grammar
- Verbs
- Sentence structure
- 03Exam skills
- Reading
- Listening
- Writing
- Speaking
- 04KNM
- Knowledge of Dutch society
You can practise any part of it, as much as you want, from start to finish.
It reads your answers and shows you how ready you are.
Preparing alone, the hard part is knowing if you are ready. The app reads every answer you have given and turns it into a clear read: your readiness per part, the text types and skills you are weak on, and the one thing to practise next. In plain words, not a wall of stats.
Your readiness as one honest number, in plain words.
- One honest readiness number per part, built from how you actually do.
- It shows which text types and skills are lowering your score, with the numbers behind it.
- It gives you one clear thing to practise next.
A word you don’t know, translated without leaving the page.
Reading a Dutch lesson and you hit a word you don’t know? Select it, tap translate, and the meaning appears right there. It works both ways, Dutch to English and English to Dutch, and you can drop anything tricky straight into your study kit.
- 1Select any word or phrase in a lesson and the meaning appears in place.
- 2It works both ways: Dutch to English when you read, English to Dutch when you write.
- 3Send anything you looked up straight to your study kit.
Where you go wrong, in one place to practise.
The study kit automatically collects the words and grammar you keep getting wrong. On top of that, you save what you want yourself: a word to drill, an exercise to redo, a grammar rule to read back. It is all ready to practise.
Your weak spots appear on their own
The words and grammar you keep getting wrong show up automatically. Get them right, and they drop away again.
Save what you find hard yourself
Words, whole exercises and grammar rules, saved with one tap.
Each kind, its own action
Drill a word, redo an exercise, or read a rule back.
Whichever of the three inburgering routes you are on.
The product, answered honestly.
The exam is predictable. What you mostly need is realistic practice on the exact tasks, plus feedback that tells you what to fix. The app gives you both, including spoken and written answers scored on the criteria DUO uses. Some people still add a few tutor sessions, and that works well alongside it.
You record a spoken answer or type a written one. The app scores it on the same criteria the real exam uses, and tells you what to change. The point is to know what to fix before the real exam.
Yes. Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking and KNM are all trained, each in the format the exam uses. The practice and feedback match what each part is scored on.
The app turns every answer you give into one honest readiness reading per part, in plain words. It also shows which text types and skills are holding your score down, and the one thing to practise next. You always know where you stand.
No. New exam-style questions keep coming across every part, so you can keep working a weak spot until it sticks. You practise what you keep getting wrong.
Everything the exam asks,
in one place to practise it.
The inburgeringsexamen is predictable, so you can prepare for exactly what it asks. You practise the same tasks DUO sets, in one clear plan. We help you from start to finish.