Berufsoberschule

Berufsoberschule is a type of secondary school in Germany that provides students with a general education while also preparing them for a specific profession. This type of school is unique to the German education system and is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their chosen career.

Overview

The Berufsoberschule, often abbreviated as BOS, is a full-time school that typically lasts for two years. Students who attend this type of school have usually completed a vocational training program and have at least one year of work experience. The curriculum at a Berufsoberschule includes general education subjects, such as mathematics, German, and English, as well as subjects related to the student's chosen profession.

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to a Berufsoberschule, students must have completed a vocational training program in a recognized occupation and have at least one year of work experience. In addition, they must pass an entrance examination. The specific requirements for admission may vary from one federal state to another.

Curriculum

The curriculum at a Berufsoberschule is designed to provide students with a broad general education while also preparing them for their chosen profession. The curriculum includes subjects such as mathematics, German, English, and social sciences. In addition, students take courses related to their chosen profession. The specific curriculum may vary from one school to another and from one federal state to another.

Graduation

Upon successful completion of the Berufsoberschule, students receive the Abitur, which is the highest school-leaving certificate in Germany. The Abitur qualifies students for admission to university or to a dual study program.

See Also

• Education in Germany
• Vocational school
• Abitur