Lag om anordnande av studentexamen | 672 — Finland law | Esheria

Lag om anordnande av studentexamen

A student in the upper secondary school curriculum must take the matriculation examination to complete the degree; the exam is taken in Finnish or Swedish, and the exam papers are written.

Jurisdiction
Finland
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
672
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Language
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A student in the upper secondary school curriculum must take the matriculation examination to complete the degree; the exam is taken in Finnish or Swedish, and the exam papers are written. Finnish, Swedish and Sami exams are arranged as mother-tongue exams; Finnish and Swedish may also be offered as second-language exams; mathematics, the other domestic language, and foreign languages can be offered at two difficulty levels, and the Student Examination Board decides which foreign languages and which languages have two difficulty levels. Studentexamen ordnas samtidigt i hela landet två gånger per år i gymnasieutbildande läroanstalter, och rektorn ansvarar för anordnandet av examen och proven i läroanstalten. To take a student examination test, the student must meet course requirements, with special course-count rules for certain subjects and foreign languages. The examinee must file a written registration with the upper secondary school principal by the deadline set by the Student Examination Board and state the exam difficulty and whether it is compulsory or extra.

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