KTO Karatay University Foreign Languages Preparatory Programs Education and Exam Regulation
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This regulation sets the rules for foreign language preparatory education and exams at KTO Karatay University. It applies to students in faculties and schools where foreign language preparation is required, as well as students who choose to take an optional preparatory program. The regulation defines the program’s purpose, scope, key exam types, module structure, and how student success is measured. Students, academic units, and the School of Foreign Languages will need to follow these rules for placement, attendance, module exams, proficiency testing, and final pass decisions.
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Key Changes
- Sets formal rules for compulsory and optional foreign language preparatory programs at KTO Karatay University
- Defines the main exam types, including placement, quizzes, mid-module exams, module-end exams, and language proficiency exams
- Establishes an eight-week module structure and a final success calculation based on module performance and the proficiency exam
Obligations
What this law requires
KTO Karatay University must conduct foreign language preparatory education and related exams for departments/programs requiring preparatory language education, and for students who choose optional preparatory education, in accordance with the procedures and principles set by this regulation.
Students in the English preparatory program may take the end-of-program language proficiency exam only if they have not exceeded the applicable absenteeism limit.
Students taking the English preparatory program language proficiency exam must obtain at least 50 out of 100 points for the exam component to satisfy the stated minimum score requirement.
The English preparatory program must calculate the final general success grade by combining the weighted scores from the levels studied with the weighted language proficiency exam score to determine whether the student has successfully completed the program.
The English preparatory program must structure instruction into modules, with each module lasting eight weeks.