Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University School of Foreign Languages Education and Exam Regulation
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This regulation sets the rules for compulsory foreign language preparatory education at Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University’s School of Foreign Languages. It covers how students are placed into levels, how exemption and placement exams work, and how the preparatory program is organized. Students entering degree programs with a mandatory foreign language prep year are the main group affected. They need to meet the stated exam thresholds, such as scoring at least 70 on the university’s placement and exemption exam or meeting accepted external exam standards, to skip the prep program and start their main department courses.
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Key Changes
- Sets the framework for compulsory foreign language preparatory education at the university’s School of Foreign Languages
- Defines exemption rules for students who want to skip the preparatory program
- Establishes level placement, module structure, and exam types for the preparatory program
Obligations
What this law requires
Students in degree programs with compulsory foreign language preparatory education must take the university’s foreign language exemption and placement exam unless they qualify for exemption through accepted external exam standards.
Students who want to be exempt from the compulsory preparatory program must obtain at least 70 on the university’s foreign language exemption and placement exam or meet accepted external exam equivalency standards.
Students who are not exempt from the compulsory preparatory program must be placed into classes according to their foreign language level as determined by the exemption and placement exam.
The School of Foreign Languages must organize compulsory foreign language preparatory education in levels reflecting students’ language proficiency, including beginner, basic, intermediate, upper-intermediate, and advanced levels.
The School of Foreign Languages must conduct at least two short-term exams during each academic year of the foreign language preparatory program.