How long does it take to get to A2? What learners report ⏳
"Can I pass A2 in a few weeks?" is one of the most common questions. The honest answer from learner discussions: it depends a lot on where you start, and most people need longer than they hope. What people shared: · In one thread, several members said seven weeks from scratch is not realistic unless you study intensively every day. Six months to a year was a common suggestion. · One self-learner spent about a year learning Dutch in general, then a few months of exam-specific practice. · A working parent passed after about two months of focused exam preparation, but had lived in the country for years and already knew a lot. So estimate your own time: 1. Take a free practice exam first (inburgeren.nl) to see where you are. 2. Count real study hours per week, not good intentions. 3. Add extra time for the skills you avoid (for many people: speaking and writing). 4. Book the exam when your practice results are stable, not after one good day. Rule of thumb from the discussions: people who already use Dutch at work or at home move faster than people who only study from books. Based on learner discussions: https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=807890 · https://artem-tyurin.medium.com/self-studying-dutch-to-pass-inburgering-exam-53d63cb3238 · https://medium.com/@sonambhatnagar5/from-chaos-to-triumph-how-i-passed-the-inburgering-exam-on-my-first-attempt-8edb1f4f8448
28-7-2026 · 70 weergaven
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