Règlement ministériel du 10 mars 1986 déterminant, pour la carrière du rédacteur, le programme détaillé du cours de psychologie pratique appliquée à la gestion de l'administration, ainsi que la nature et les critères d'appréciation des épreuves prévues pour les examens partiels à l'Institut de formation administrative. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1986/03/10/n11/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Règlement ministériel du 10 mars 1986 déterminant, pour la carrière du rédacteur, le programme détaillé du cours de psychologie pratique appliquée à la gestion de l'administration, ainsi que la nature et les critères d'appréciation des épreuves prévues pour les examens partiels à l'Institut de formation administrative.

This ministerial regulation sets the detailed course program and the nature and assessment criteria for partial exams in practical applied psychology for the writer career at the administrative training institute.

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Luxembourg
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Regulation
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http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1986/03/10/n11/jo
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fr
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This ministerial regulation sets the detailed course program and the nature and assessment criteria for partial exams in practical applied psychology for the writer career at the administrative training institute. The detailed syllabus for the practical applied psychology course in administrative management is set according to the candidates’ level of study and training. For partial exams, written or oral tests are defined as knowledge checks and, where applicable, solving a practical case. Rules for partial exams: they must match the syllabus, be announced early enough, be of reasonable length and difficulty, show the marking to trainees, and written tests must be corrected and returned quickly. This article states that the ministerial regulation is published in the Mémorial.