Alpha you can take the German exams of the Goethe Institute or the Österreichisches Sprachdiplom (ÖSD). See also German Exams

The internal German exams at the end of each German course level are included in the course fee. Fees apply for the exams of the Goethe Institute and the Österreichisches Sprachdiplom (ÖSD) and the "Zertifikat Deutsch für den Beruf". Please note the registration deadlines for these German exams!

Yes, German and French Placement Exams are offered during the fall and spring semesters. For more information, contact the Department of Modern Languages: (928) 523-2361. As an alternative to a placement exam, you may take a German or French CLEP exam during Orientation. Northern Arizona University no longer requires oral exams for students who have earned CLEP credit in a foreign language. For more information, contact the Department of Modern Languages: (928) 523-2361.

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Experience has shown that our students do not have any difficulties reintegrating into the German school system when returning to Germany or any other German-speaking country. They also integrate very well into the American school system. For more information, please review the student testimonials on our Website. The IB program does not detract from the German curriculum but adds to it. Thus it will allow for a smooth transition to American or German schools or other foreign schools.

The German-American International School is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Our German program follows the curriculum of North-Rhine Westphalia while our English Program (English, CA History, US Social Studies, US History and US Government ) complies with the curriculum of the State of California.

Our school was founded in 1988 by a group of American and German families who wanted to provide an education to their children that offered the best of both programs and cultures.

When a student has shown that he/she has mastered the material for the next level, an examination will be scheduled. Everyone learns and progresses at his/her own pace. Students below black belt could be examined as often as 6 times a year. Others may only be examined only once or twice.

We are breeders who are devoted to breeding German Shepherd Dogs that excel as companions, sporting competitors, and working partners. We breed for specific characteristics that help us achieve those goals. These characteristics include high intelligence levels, high drives, stability of temperament, physical and mental strength, and a keen zest for life. We do not breed for specific colours or extreme size for example, because they are not relevant to the goals of our breeding program.

This is a history-based fine arts program that follows a Classical philosophy. Classes that are not part of a fine arts program are occasionally available as electives.

Because the German U-Boat campaign offers the largest submarine warfare background, the most impressive technological advances in the field and covers the widest geographical area.

In most cases, you will need to take a graduate entrance exam, such as the GRE. However, for some academic pursuits abroad, you will not need to have entrance exam scores. Because these scholarships are competitive, you are encouraged to take an entrance exam you might need for entry to a graduate program in the United States.

Kumon’s focus is on mastering the core skills children need to be successful in secondary education and beyond (see the aims of Kumon maths and English above). This means that, whilst the programmes are international and as such not specific to any one country’s curriculum, they work alongside the school curriculum to build core skills. Whatever the topic, whatever the exam, your child will need strong basic calculation skills and (in secondary school) a solid grounding in algebra.

GRE first and foremost! Although the GRE scores are preferred, we will accept the GMAT. Reminder: The GRE or GMAT results submitted may not be older than five years. Students are not required to take the subject test for the GRE.

A candidate must pass an English test (IELTS), which will be organised by the British Council. The British Council runs IELTS tests once a month (see IELTS schedule). A candidate should cover all of the expenses concerning the IELTS. The University recommends our candidates to take IELTS preparation courses. A candidate should successfully pass the WIUT Entrance test - a Maths examination prepared in English and approved by the University of Westminster (London).

Education is a prerogative of each of the 16 German states. The state of Bavaria requires you to have studied for "das Lehramt" at a Bavarian university and to have passed the state examinations at the end of your course of study. (Update 7/2007) Rumor has it that this requirement is being relaxed however due to the lack of teachers. Most foreign teachers of English teach classes at adult education centers (VHS), at private schools or at companies.

Ideally, our children start out with preschool or pre-K where they are immersed in the German language by participating in circle time and playing with other children. After two years, non-native speakers are usually fluent in the German language. We also provide help for students new to the school by tutoring them in English (ESL=English as a second language) or German (GSL=German as a second language).

German Kino Plus offers programming in 4 categories; Theatrical Movies, Classic Movies, Television Programming and Documentaries. Theatrical Movies offer the best of the highly acclaimed German Film Industry, Classic Movies are movies produced prior to reunification in both East and West Germany, Television Programming offers television movies, dramas and mini-series, and Documentaries are historical and travel orientated.

Transfer students seeking a degree or certificate program at a residential campus should have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00 on a 4.00 scale at previous colleges attended in order to be considered for admission to Colorado Mountain College. ACT or SAT scores are recommended and are used for advisement and placement. If you are seeking a degree and have not completed ACT or SAT exams prior to enrollment, you will be required to take a placement test.

Frequent oral exams are given in most classes, and written mid-term and final examinations are given in all courses. Students who don't pass a final exam on the first try are given two more weeks to study and get additional tutoring, and then can retake the exam. (This second try is called the "extraordinario.") Students who don't pass the extraordinario are able to retake the exam one more time in early August. (The third try is called the "mundial.

I test for conceptual understanding rather than rote memorization. To that end, exam questions test the student's ability to apply learned concepts, which is a sign of true understanding.

Each course has one or more module assessment exams that are an "open book" set of questions you must answer online before receiving your certificate. Move at your own pace and review the lectures and study guide materials as many times as you want. The materials are yours, so take your time!

The final exam schedule is posted on the college web site on the Academic Calendar. For all semesters, the link for Final Exams will be listed here. This document will outline the time schedule you will follow for administering your exam. The location will be in the same classroom or lab your class was held during the semester.

Excelsior examinations are published by Excelsior (formerly Regents) College. Excelsior examinations are available for selected courses. Students may repeat an Excelsior examination 60 days after the first failure and 120 days after each subsequent failure. Students should contact the Advising and Educational Planning Services (A-206) for information about credit granted, acceptable score levels, eligibility for specific examinations, and information on test registration.

The Second Shot offer provides you with one free retake for each paid exam that you do not pass on the first try. To take advantage of this offer, you must register and pay for the exam by using a Second Shot exam voucher. You must register, pay for, and take your initial exam by May 31, 2008. Second Shot exam retakes must be completed by June 30, 2008.

No. The curriculum at Tanglin Trust School is based on the English National Curriculum. We do not offer an IB programme. Please click here for information on the curriculum in our Senior School.

Class XII students are provided all possible assistance by the staff. A Career Counselor also offers advice on career options available to school leaving students.

NUS High School will make the necessary arrangements for our students to sit for the SAT/AP. Instructions will be given for our students to register for these tests/examinations. The function of the school building transcends its traditional role as a "passive container of activities" to become an active-participant in the learning process. This can be achieved via the suggested learning strategies e.g.