Study path, lessons, reading cards and glossary
The seven chapters of the study path, what makes a lesson “Done”, the reading cards and the three-language glossary.
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The study path
The path has seven chapters, one per domain, ordered from the heaviest exam weight to the lightest. Nothing is locked: it is a recommended order, go at your own pace. Each chapter shows how many lessons are done and your practice mastery, and links to its introduction and its domain page.
The Next step card on the dashboard tells you which lesson to open next.
Lessons
A lesson shows its estimated reading time and its state: To do, In progress, Read or Done. A table of contents (“In this lesson”) leads to each section, and Download as PDF turns it into a personal study copy, not to be distributed. At the bottom of the page you find:
- the official statements covered, quoted in English as they appear in the Content Outline;
- the linked reading cards and sources, with the link to the official source;
- Practice this lesson: a session of questions on the lesson’s statements;
- Ask a question to the coach about this lesson.
A lesson is Done when three conditions are met: you marked it as read, the statements it covers are mastered in practice, and the required assignments attached to it are approved.
Reading cards
Each card summarises, in our own words, a reference from the official reading list: a summary, key ideas, pitfalls and a “check that you know” list. It does not replace the source: the link takes you there, in a new tab. You can filter the cards by domain. If a reference comes from the former official list and is no longer in the online study library, the card tells you.
The platform neither hosts nor translates any official document: it always links to the source.
Glossary
The glossary gives key terms in French, English and Dutch, with their definition. Search works in all three languages.
Available content
Published content as of 22 October 2026, in each language: 17 lessons, 112 reading cards, 435 practice questions and 290 glossary terms. The content grows as the preparation goes on.