General school information
School Information
The German School system is quite unique and distinguishes itself from the South African models in a number of ways Schulpflicht In Germany, Schulpflicht (compulsory schooling) requires children to attend school, ensuring they receive a structured education. In Germany, there is no unified national school law, and the Grundgesetz (Basic Law)
Take note that Home Schooling is not allowed.
German Vocational training
The German Vocational Training System
An Ausbildung is a form of vocational training or apprenticeship where a student attends school and works simultaneously. The student gains both theoretical and practical knowledge at the same time.The training usually starts in September every year, but can start at other times as well. Types of Vocational training Dual
Interested in doing Vocational Training (Ausbildung) in Germany?
Germany is one of the best providers of Vocational Training.
German Vocational training
Study in Germany
Types of learning institutions Hochschule is the name for higher education. Under this, you can get the following institutions. Fachhochschule – University of applied sciences. Technische University – Technical University University – for academics. They offer doctoral and research programs Hochschule does not mean “Hoërskool” or “Secondary School” Where to
All the information you need to know about finding and enrolling at German Universities.
Recognition of studies
Recognition of studies
Depending on the situation, it might be necessary to have either your Matric/Grade 12 or South African degree or other qualifications and experience formally recognised in Germany. You will typically need this if you want to further your studies in Germany, want to work in a regulated profession or have your
It might be necessary to have your Matric/Grade 12 certificate or SA Degree formally recognised.
You can find all the information on the links provided.
Prep Course for University
“If you want to study in Germany as a non-EU international student, you must first check if your previous qualification is recognized at German universities. Every school-leaving certificate attained in your country must be compared and translated into German qualification terms otherwise it won’t be recognized. There is a limited list of foreign qualifications assessed to be equivalent to German qualifications.
Many foreign students who have no prior information on the German education system, run out of excitement fearing this marks the end of their dream to study in Germany. However, German universities have a solution for you called Studienkolleg.”
GRE Tests
“GRE Subject Tests are an excellent way for you to demonstrate your knowledge in specific subject areas and to help strengthen your graduate school application.
Subject Tests are available in 7 disciplines:
Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biology, Chemistry, Literature in English, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology.
if you’re majoring in, or have extensive background in one these disciplines, you should consider taking a GRE Subject Test in addition to the GRE revised General Test.” – Prometric
The German Education System at a glance
Source: https://www.apprenticeship-toolbox.eu/germany/education-system-and-vet-system-in-germany
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