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Abitur (German: [abiˈtuːɐ̯]),
often shortened colloquially to Abi, is a
qualification granted at the end of
secondary education in Germany. It is conferred...
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Joseph ibn
Abitur was a
Spanish rabbi of
around the 10th century. He was a
student of
Moses ben Hanoch.
Abitur was from a very
prestigious Spanish family...
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Abitur after twelve years, or
Gymnasium in
eight years (G8 or Gy8)
describes the
reduction of the time
spent at a university-preparatory high
school from...
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without fee payment. The
general requirement for
attending university is the
Abitur.
According to an OECD
report in 2014,
Germany is the world's
third leading...
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gymnasiums have
higher entrance requirements and
specifically prepare for
Abitur and
tertiary education.
Graduation from
either formally qualifies for tertiary...
- Graf was born in Witten,
Germany in 1923. In 1942,
after completing his
Abitur, he was
conscripted into the
Wehrmacht and sent to the
Eastern Front. He...
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exams is a
matriculation examination and can be
compared to matura, the
Abitur or the Baccalauréat.
Several countries use A-levels as a school-leaving...
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British A-Levels,
American SATs, the
Irish Leaving Certificate and
German Abitur. Most
students sit for the baccalauréat général
which is
divided into three...
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attended the
German School of Lisbon. In 1987,
Patrick graduated with a
German Abitur high
school diploma and then
emigrated to the
United States to
attend college...
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called Hauptschüler or Realschüler.
Students who
graduate with the
Abitur are
called Abiturienten. In Ireland,
pupils officially start with primary...
