Schulfremdenprüfung beantragen

§§ Sections 51 and 52 of the School Act for the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Schulgesetz NRW-SchulG)

Ordinance on the external examination for the acquisition of lower secondary level qualifications (PO-Externe-S I)

Ordinance on training and final examinations at secondary level I (Training and Examination Regulations for Secondary Level I -APO-S I)

Regulation on the Abitur examination for external students (Externen-Abiturprüfungsordnung - PO-ExterneA), APO-GOSt

General External Examination Regulations for Vocational College Courses (Externen-Prüfungsordnung Berufskolleg -PO-Externe-BK)

Regulation on training and examinations in the vocational college courses (Training and Examination Regulations for Vocational Colleges - APO-BK)

If you have left school without a qualification, would like to obtain a higher education qualification or are currently attending a supplementary school, you can obtain educational qualifications by taking the "Schulfremdenprüfung", whereby - with the exception of supplementary schools - you generally have to prepare for the examination yourself.

Once admission has been granted by the responsible district government, the written and oral examinations and, if applicable, the practical examinations take place at designated schools.

• respective application
• depending on the desired degree, further documents if necessary, e.g. detailed study reports in all eight examination subjects of the external Abitur examination
• letter of admission
• Identity card or residence permit
• Original certificates, if applicable

• positive letter of admission
• if fees are incurred for admission, these must be paid

• Conducting the written and oral examinations and, if applicable, the practical examinations
• Correction and assessment of examinations
• Advice and decision on the awarding of a degree
• Issuing the certificate or a certificate

• Acceptance of non-school examinations
• Acquire educational qualifications through an external school examination
• As a rule, students must prepare for the examination independently (exception: supplementary schools)
• Once admission has been granted by the responsible district government, the written and oral examinations and, if applicable, the practical examinations take place at designated schools.

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