The exam lasts 90 minutes.

You’ll receive your results via email within 3 work days.

60% is the minimum required score.

You can get a maximum of 210 points. The minimum number of points you must get is 126.

You are allowed to miss 1 module. If you missed more than 1 module you are not allowed to take the exam.

Our prices are all exempt from VAT.

You are required to attend during the indicated class times. No recording will be made and you cannot take the training in your own time. If customization is required, please let us know, and together we’ll investigate the possibilities.

In that case the training will be rescheduled or canceled. An invoice will not be sent unless the training has enough participants. You will receive the invoice approximately 2 weeks prior to the training. Have you paid via iDEAL? Then the fee will be refunded.

Yes. 3Masters Opleidingen maintains a formal examination policy that describes the main rules and procedures applicable to the BOTO examination. This includes examination conditions, supervision, assessment, pass requirements, communication of results, resits, inspection, fraud, technical disruptions and objections.

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that every examination is conducted in a consistent, transparent and reliable manner.

Yes. Every invigilator receives clear instructions before supervising a BOTO examination.

These instructions cover, among other things:

• verification of the participant’s identity;

• examination conditions;

• permitted and prohibited materials;

• monitoring during the examination;

• handling questions from participants;

• suspected irregularities or fraud;

• technical issues;

• recording incidents;

• completion and submission of the examination administration.

The invigilator is responsible for safeguarding the integrity of the examination proces

Yes. 3Masters applies the four-eyes principle where appropriate within the examination process.

This may include:

• review of examination questions before use;

• verification of answer models;

• review of examination results;

• additional assessment in case of doubt;

• quality checks on examinations and scoring.

The purpose of this control is to reduce errors and strengthen the reliability and independence of the examination process.

Technical disruptions are handled in accordance with a predefined procedure.

If a participant experiences a technical problem, this must be reported immediately to the invigilator.

The invigilator records:

• the nature of the technical issue;

• the time at which it occurred;

• the duration of the disruption;

• whether the participant could continue the examination;

• any measures taken.

If the disruption materially affects the participant’s ability to complete the examination fairly, 3Masters may provide additional time or arrange a new examination opportunity without disadvantaging the participant.

Each case is assessed on its individual circumstances.

Examination results are communicated directly to the participant within the period specified for the relevant BOTO programme.

The communication states whether the participant has passed or failed the examination.

Where applicable, the participant may also receive information about:

• the score achieved;

• the required pass mark;

• certification;

• the possibility of a resit;

Examination results are handled confidentially.

Yes. A participant who does not achieve the required pass mark may take a resit in accordance with the conditions applicable to the programme.

Information regarding:

• eligibility for a resit;

• the resit procedure;

• available examination dates;

• any applicable costs;

• registration requirements,

is communicated to the participant after an unsuccessful examination result.

The same quality and assessment standards apply to resit examinations.

As part of its quality assurance and independent oversight, 3Masters consults the Education Committee (Educatiecommissie) of Holland Quaestor regarding the trust programmes and its examination framework.

The Education Committee may be consulted on matters such as:

• the alignment between learning objectives and examination content;

• the relevance and professional level of the examination;

• the examination structure and assessment methodology;

• the appropriateness of the pass mark and assessment criteria;

• developments in the trust sector that may require adjustments to the programme or examination;

• the overall quality and professional relevance of the BOTO/MOTO qualification.

This consultation provides an additional independent layer of professional review beyond the internal quality assurance procedures of 3Masters.