Norwegian test sign language

The test is an option for immigrants who use sign language, testing sign language skills that can replace the listening and oral test parts of the Norwegian language test A1-B2.

When you register for the test

Read about the test

When is the test?

Ask for adaptations

When you take the test

Practice for the test

On the day of the test

When you have taken the test

Find your result

Can I appeal my results?

Q-mark approved

Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills is a member of the European test organization ALTE (Association of Language Testers in Europe).

In 2018, the Norwegian test underwent a quality control which resulted in the test receiving a quality stamp (Q-mark).

In 2023, the test underwent another quality control, and the quality stamp was renewed. This means that the Norwegian test meets ALTE's 17 quality requirements for language tests.