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CNaVT Profiel Toeristische en Informele Taalvaardigheid (PTIT)
CNaVT profile certifying basic tourist and informal everyday Dutch at A2.
- Type
- Exam
- Where
- Anywhere
- Format
- Online and in person
- Levels
- A2
Honest fit
Good for
- Learners who need an official certificate or civic path requirement.
- Hybrid learners who mix classroom and remote weeks.
Not for
- Casual learners with no exam date and no certification need.
- Anyone looking for a course: this is an exam body, not a school.
TaggedCNaVT · PTIT · A2 · informal
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