Bekendtgørelse af lov om de gymnasiale uddannelser | A20220095729 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af lov om de gymnasiale uddannelser

This provision says the gymnasial education system is meant to prepare students for further education and that teaching should be based on freedom of thought, equality, and democracy.

Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20220095729
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
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This provision says the gymnasial education system is meant to prepare students for further education and that teaching should be based on freedom of thought, equality, and democracy. Rules on admission to the 2-year hf programme, including an automatic right for some applicants, conditional admission for others, and rules allowing students to continue after a short break. Elever can switch between certain gymnasial programs or institutions without losing time, subject to conditions, and school leaders have duties about late admissions and guidance. This section sets admission timing, merit rules, and study-time requirements for certain upper-secondary programs. The school leader assigns students to study tracks, trying to satisfy the group’s wishes as far as possible within the given limits. Students have no right to get their preferred study track. The education minister may set rules for track choice and for requirements in the 2-year general upper secondary programme.

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