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§ Section 37 of the Vocational Training Act (BBiG)

If you are completing training in a recognized training occupation in accordance with the Vocational Training Act (BBiG), there is a final examination at the end of the training. The final examination is conducted by the competent body (usually a chamber).

In order to take part in the final examination, you must be admitted to the examination by the competent body. Details on the subject matter and procedure of the examination can be found in the relevant training regulations and the examination regulations of the competent body.

Once you have passed the examination, you will receive an examination certificate from the competent body. You can apply to have the results of your vocational school achievements listed on the certificate. Upon request, an English and a French translation will also be attached to your certificate.

The requirements for admission to the final examination are set out in §§ 43-46 BBiG.

The final examination is generally free of charge for trainees.

The competent body decides on admission to the final examination. The examination is conducted by an examination board set up by the competent body.

Brochure "Training & profession, rights and obligations during vocational training"

If you are completing training in a recognized training occupation, there is a final examination at the end of the training. The final examination is conducted by the competent authority.

The bodies responsible for the admission and acceptance of the final examination are defined in §§ 71-75 BBiG. The point of contact is usually the chamber responsible for the respective training occupation.

The competent bodies for the admission and acceptance of the final examination are defined in §§ 71-75 BBiG. As a rule, these are the chambers responsible for the respective training occupations.