Central exams in NRW: 148,000 students face the challenge!

Central exams in NRW: 148,000 students face the challenge!

Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland - In North Rhine-Westphalia, the central exams are now starting at the end of the 10th grade, which are known as ZP10. Around 148,000 pupils in around 2,000 schools take part in these exams, which take place between May 27 and June 5. The examination subjects are German, mathematics and English, and the oral exams are scheduled in the period from July 1 to 8.

These exams are important for students in the 10th grades of main, real, overall, secondary, primus schools and high schools. In addition, Waldorf schools (class 11), further training colleges in the evening secondary school and special schools with targets are also participating. They are used to award the first expanded school leaving certificate or the middle school leaving certificate. Only the students who were successfully moved into the 10th grade take part in the central exams. School Minister Dorothee Feller wishes the test subjects every success.

Responsibility and structure of the exams

The overall responsibility for the central exams lies at the Ministry of School and Education in North Rhine-Westphalia. The qua-lis takes on important tasks in the areas of concept and product development, procedural organization as well as securing results and evaluation. The work takes place in a clearly structured project -related organization. The central exams are uniform examination work that serve to secure standards and to feed the services in the qualification phase.

The central examination process not only includes the written exams in the core subjects of German, mathematics and English, but also an option for pupils at high schools and comprehensive schools, to replace an exam in modern foreign languages ​​with an oral communication test. These measures promote the comparability of school qualifications and make the performance requirements transparent.

integration and transition offers

In addition, programs such as DSD NRW support the linguistic initial integration for newly immigrant young people and young adults. Courses such as Abitur-Online.NRW offer flexible teaching offers for working people, parents and job seekers to make up for school qualifications. This is shown by the comprehensive orientation of the education system in North Rhine-Westphalia on the needs of the students and the various educational paths.

The central exams are not only an important part of the school career, but also an indicator of the quality of education in Germany. According to information from Educational server , such exams are regulated nationwide and can be decisive when issuing conclusions.