Integration and naturalisation
Integrationis a common term for the collaboration and coexistence of ethnic groups in society. Approximately 10 percent of the Dutch population belongs to a minority. The goal of integration policy is a society in which everyone is involved and in which people actively and fully fledged all be treated in the same way. Equal treatment is an important starting point of integration policies. 
Inburgering wil zeggen dat immigranten die langdurig in Nederland komen wonen de taal spreken, op de hoogte zijn van de Nederlandse samenleving en een aantal belangrijke normen en waarden kennen. De Nederlandse overheid beschouwt inburgering als een voorwaarde om te kunnen integreren. De eisen voor inburgering zijn vastgelegd in de Wet Inburgering. Het Deltaplan inburgering moet de kwaliteit van de inburgering verbeteren en meer mensen in laten burgeren.
Integration means that immigrants who come to live long-term in the Netherlands speaking language, are aware of the Dutch society and a number of important standards and values. The Dutch Government regards integration as a prerequisite to be able to integrate. The requirements for naturalisation are laid down in the immigrant integration Act. The Delta plan integration should improve the quality of the integration and naturalization let more people in.
New Immigrant Integration Act
With effect from 1 January 2007 is the new immigrant integration Act entered into force.
That concludes the immigrant integration Act (WIN) and the various arrangements earlier migrants lapse. To improve the integration of immigrants in the new law provides for both old-as a result lighting newcomers. Someone has just fulfilled his civic integration duty as the civic integration exam with success is made.
Inburgeringsplichtingen are:
- All non-Dutch (born outside the EU/EEA) from 16 to 65 years of age who:
- do not possess certain diplomas or certificates;
- not for a temporary purpose in Netherlands;
- During 8 years of school age have lived in Netherlands;
- not following the full schooling training whose completion leads to certain diplomas or certificates ...
- Naturalized Netherlands nationals who do not comply with the eight-year period of compulsory education and:
- who have received reintegration assistance and require at least 6 months;
- who exercise parental authority over a minor child.
- Mentally control servants.
As a result of the new immigrant integration Act, both the old and new entrants not only obliged to follow a inburgeringsprogamma, they must be able to demonstrate on the civic integration exam also have sufficient knowledge of the Dutch language and Dutch society.
Examquestions
The civic integration exam consists of a central and decentral portion (the practice exam).
The Central section includes the following components:
- Key Dutch Spoken (TGN) Toets Gesproken Nederlands( TGN)
- Electronic Practice Exam (EPE) Elektronische PraktijkExamen (EPE)
- Knowledge of Dutch society (KNS) Kennis van de Nederlandse Samenleving (KNS)
Key Dutch spoken (TGN):
The exam is done over the phone. The key consists of 48 questions. Speaking skills-Ness is central. Can the candidate understand and make themselves understood Dutch?
The test takes approximately 15 minutes and consists of the following components:
- Part a: 8 sentences.
- Part b: 10 questions.
5 questions with the right answer should be mentioned, for example: ' Is your brother a man or a woman? '.
In addition, there are also 5 open questions, for example: "what can you buy in a butcher shop? '
- Part c: 8 sentences.
- Part d: opposites (call it opposite of e.g.: small – large)
- Part E: 2 stories retelling.
Electronic practice exam
The Practice exam is done Electronically through the computer. During the examination, the candidate receives a number of practical situations on the computer screen to see. For example, someone who wants to join the library, or someone who has a conversation with his boss at work. This practice situations hear questions. Hear more questions one practice situation than in the other. The exam is therefore not always long.
Most exams have 43 questions. It also comes less that an exam questions. To get the chance to take the exam is not here by larger or smaller. The candidate must answer correctly at least 73% of the questions to succeed. He gets 60 minutes to make the time to take the exam. If the candidate is busy with the exam he sees on the computer screen exactly how many questions he must make and how many questions he has already answered.
The practical examination consists of two parts. The first part consists of questions that everyone gets. These are questions about how things go in Netherlands. The second part consists of questions about Work or OGO . These two topics we call profiles. Participants get on school lesson in one of these profiles.
Knowledge of Dutch society (KNS)
The exam is done through the computer. During the examination, the candidate receives a number of movies to see. KNS counts 8 different topics, which are reflected in the movies. These topics are: work and income, manners values and standards, living, health and healthcare, history and geography, bodies, State establishment and the rule of law, education and upbringing. Hear about these topics at that movies questions. In to one movie hear more questions than at the other. Most exams have 43 questions. It can also prevent a exam what less questions. To get the chance to take the exam is not here by larger or smaller, the candidate must namelyminimum 62% of questions answered correctly. The candidate has 45 minutes to make the time to take the exam.
At the decentralised the learner can choose between section:
- Creating a portfolio collecting evidence and a panel conversation = 20.
- Assessments = 4 keys.
- Combination portfolio and practice proofs and keys = 10 2 assessments.
If the participant has passed all the parts he gets the integration degree.
Portfolio profile work and OGO
The profile work is focused on workers and jobseekers and outflow has three directions:
- Technique;
- Care and welfare;
- Trade and services.
The profile OGO stands for Education Health and education and is consistent with educators of children.
The municipality determined on the basis of data and an intake interview or the participant must follow the profile work or OGO.
There are now also introduced two new profiles, namely social orientation and entrepreneurship. The NPC in hoogezand gives no lesson in these profiles, these two profiles will therefore not be explained.
Assessments
The assessments include practice situations in which the inburgeringsplichtige must show that he can perform certain language acts. The assessments are, as it were, imitations of reality: there is one situation in which re-enacted might occur in everyday life, also called a roleplaying game called.
The key is constructed in such a way that the candidate by performing a series of acts comes to a solution of the situation which is outlined in the toetsboekje. It appealed to both oral (interviews) as written (reading and writing) skills. In the toetsboekje the situation is described and the tasks that the applicant must carry out.
Panel Discussion
Before the panel discussion takes place, make a designated exam setting the portfolio on completeness. The control is not focused on language level.
The participant must submit a portfolio that contains at least 20 proofs of exported conversation – and write situations within the different critical practice situations as described in the manual portfolio. If the portfolio is approved then the participant may participate in the panel discussion. During the panel discussion the examiner may decide which prove to be queried.
In the panel discussion is the oral and written language skills assessed in the functional context of the portfolio securities. The panel discussion will evaluate the language skills of the applicant within the domains citizenship, OGO or work. Are there critical practice situations described for each domain.
The panel discussion for citizenship is based on evidence from the portfolio of situations within the Dutch society. Some examples of situations that can appear here are: the passing of changes in personal data at the municipality, opening a bank account, enroll in a training, a conversation in a chat with the Housing Association, neighbors, etc.
The panel discussion for OGO is aimed at participants who have collected evidence within situations related to Education, health and education. Here are some examples that may occur: a conversation at school, a conversation with the family doctor, de-register register with an association, etc.
The panel discussion for work is aimed at participants who have collected evidence for work. The domain work is divided into ' General ' and ' work ' specific work.
The situations that fall under general work, are situations where anyone who works with it may have to do. The situations that fall specifically under work are focused on three specific sectors, namely technique, care and welfare and trade and services.
Refer to Portfolio Interview Preparation
http://inburgeringadventure.blogspot.com/2010/11/portfolio-interview-preparation.html
Levels
The practice exams are on different levels. Level A1 is lower than level A2.
The Earlier Migrants
If the candidate is oudkomer possible he may read the components and writing of the practical exam on A1 level do. The other components of the practice exams must be done at level A2.
So:
Read at level A1
Writing at level A1
Speaking at level A2
Listening at level A2
Conversations at level A2
From A1 to A2
If the exam is obtained at A1 level than can the applicant choose to do at A2 level later exam. The candidate must then collect evidence for portfolio or 10 extra 2 impersonate practical situations (assessments). The applicant must also practice exam at A2 level electronically.
Newcomer:
If the candidate newcomer is he must do all parts of the exam at A2 level. If he does not know whether he is old or newcomer he can check with the municipality.
All other groups must also exam on A2 level.
Cost of the exams
Both the exams the first time the participant if the participant does not disclose to a Repechage itself payable, this pays the municipality. Only if someone for the third time a (part of the) civic integration exam, it must itself be paid. However, if the participant receives the offer to 10 extra lessons to prepare for the exam to follow, is also the third time for the exam for free. The cost of the exams are:
- The decentralised practice exam with a complete portfolio costs € 104,-.
- Central exams:
o Knowledge of the Dutch society costs € 37,-.
o Key costs € 52,-Dutch spoken.
o Electronic practice exam costs € 37,-.
Create a portfolio. Where should you look for?[1]
You need the manual for the model portfolio good read. Collect Evidence at State
how you need to create a portfolio. If your portfolio is not good, we will send it back!
You should then improve.
Beware!
You must send the overview of the situations
You must see the overview of the situations from the model portfolio.
The model portfolio you will find on our website: www.inburgeren.nl
You need to put a number on the proof forms.
You need the number of the certificate and the date of the evidence put to the outline.
You must send proof 20 forms
You must collect 20 different proofs:
8 prove Citizenship
4 prove job search
8 prove education, health and upbringing (OGO)
or
8 prove Citizenship
4 prove job search
8 evidence of work
You must fill out the proof forms themselves
You need the part "for the participant" of the evidence forms themselves completely fill in.
You may not fill out form multiple situations in one proof
You may use one situation on a proof form.
You may not send duplicate evidence
You may choose whether you are sending in a conversation or a write proof evidence.
You can also send a call evidence and proof a write.
More evidence of one situation do not count.
If the box next to ' write ' product is grey you may only send a call evidence.
If the box next to ' call ' gray you may only send a write proof.
You may not think of situations themselves
You may not think of situations themselves. You may only prove sending situations drawn from
model portfolio.
You must write a product indicating
When writing, you should always write a proof form indicating product. You must itself
write something what the situation. For example, you write a note or you fill in a
form.
You must be at least 3 write products themselves write.
Caution: a report of a conversation is not good.
You must write a proof form indicating
When a write product you should always write indicating proof form.
You must have write proofs and call send proofs
You may not send conversations only proof forms. You may not only
proof writing forms send in.
You must write a minimum of 3 evidence forms send in.
You must send at least 1 evidence calls form.
You need to talk with officials from the practice
You may not enter the talks at school. You may not impersonate the situations with a
teacher.
The evidence must not be older than september 2006
You may not send copied evidence forms
You may send a copy of the proof forms. You may only real, original
send forms of proof.
Additional evidence
You may always prove to be sure a few extra from the model portfolio indicating
Zinsconstructie
Er is een aantal zinsconstructies dat veel voorkomt. Hieronder staan de belangrijkste op een rijtje:
1. Hoofdzin (met één werkwoord)
Regel: Het werkwoord (persoonsvorm) komt op de tweede plaats.
De persoonsvorm is het werkwoord dat verandert als het onderwerp verandert.
(ik koop – wij kopen)
Hij / KOOPT / morgen een boek.
2. Ja/Nee vraag (inversie)
Regel: Het werkwoord (persoonsvorm) komt op de eerste plaats. De persoon / het ding komt achter het werkwoord.
KOOPT / hij / morgen / een boek?
3. Inversie (bevestigende zin)
Regel: Belangrijke informatie wordt aan het begin van de zin gezet. Het werkwoord komt op de tweede plaats. De persoon / het ding komt achter het werkwoord.
Morgen / KOOPT / hij / een auto.
4. Tangconstructie
Regel: Als er meerdere werkwoorden in de zin staan, dan komen deze aan het eind van de zin. De persoonsvorm blijft wel op de tweede plaats.
Hij / WIL / morgen / een auto / KOPEN.
5. Hoofdzin + Bijzin (nevenschikkend)
Regel: Zie hoofdzin.
Deze zinnen worden vaak verbonden door: en, maar, of, want.
Ik / GA / naar school / want / ik / WIL / Nederlands / LEREN.
6. Hoofdzin + Bijzin (onderschikkend)
Regel: In de bijzin staan alle werkwoorden aan het eind.
Een bijzin begint vaak met: als, dat, omdat, doordat, toen, hoewel.
Ik / GA / naar school / omdat / ik / Nederlands / WIL LEREN.
7. Bijzin + Hoofdzin
Regel: Als een zin met een bijzin begint krijgt de hoofdzin inversie.
Omdat / ik / Nederlands / WIL LEREN / GA / ik / naar school.
Refer to Portfolio Interview Preparation
http://inburgeringadventure.blogspot.com/2010/11/portfolio-interview-preparation.html
This post was edited by akw at February 4, 2012 11:46:14 PM CET
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