Državna Matura German case studies

The Državna Matura – Njemački jezik is the German foreign-language exam within Croatia's state matura (državna matura), the national school-leaving and university-entrance examination administered by the National Centre for External Evaluation of Education (NCVVO). Candidates typically sit it at the end of secondary school to obtain a certificate of completed secondary education and to use the result in admission procedures at Croatian higher-education institutions; some also use it as evidence of German proficiency. The exam is offered at different levels, so the difficulty and the expected command of German depend on which level a candidate registers for. It assesses the four receptive and productive skills plus oral ability: reading comprehension, listening comprehension, grammar and vocabulary in context, and written production, with an oral examination conducted at the candidate's school. The Državna Matura German case studies are 5 cases and about 1,859 words.