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Practise Schrijven — Staatsexamen NT2 — Programma I (B1)
Practise the Schrijven part of the Staatsexamen NT2 — Programma I (B1) at real exam length: the same structure, the same clock and the same pass rule as on the day.
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Schrijven at a glance
- Questions
- 12
- Time
- 100 min
- Pass mark
- scaled score
- Format
- on computer
- Practice questions here
- 96
What are you asked?
12 tasks: 8 sentence tasks (write/complete a sentence) + 2 partial (short message/form/text supplement) + 2 short (note/short letter/situation). Graded by 2 assessors.
Pass rule: Scaled score ≥ 500 per part, set by CvTE. A mock approximates this and labels the result an estimate.
How to practise this part
- 1
Answer every task completely: who, what, when, why. A short complete text scores better than a long incomplete one.
- 2
Keep the standard shape — opening, body, closing. Assessors look for structure before they look at style.
- 3
Write simply and correctly. A mistake in a simple sentence costs less than a mistake in a complicated one.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my writing marked by a computer?
- Not in the real exam — human assessors read your work. Here you get AI feedback on structure, word choice and errors: a practice aid, not an official grade.
- Do I have to write by hand?
- It depends on the exam; see the table above. Where the real exam is on paper you practise digitally here — copy your answer out by hand at home as well.
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