How A2 Luisteren works.
The A2 listening part (Luisteren) plays you short spoken fragments and a short video clip: a phone message, an announcement, two people talking, a clip from daily life. After each one you answer multiple-choice questions about what you heard. The Dutch is everyday and clearly spoken, but it plays at normal speed, so the skill is catching the key fact while you listen. You get 45 minutes for the A2 part.
Listening is hard to fake by reading, so the only real practice is hearing exam-style audio under exam timing. Read the question before the fragment plays, then listen for the one detail it asks about. Our practice exam uses real spoken fragments and the same multiple-choice format so the pace feels familiar on the day.
Listening is one part of the inburgeringscursus. For the other parts, go to the A2 inburgering practice exam hub or take the full inburgering exam A2 course.