Macquarie Uni to host Certificate of Attainment in Greek exams

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The examinations for the Certificate of Attainment in the Greek language in Sydney will take place at Macquarie University, the certified examination centre (61006) by the Center for Greek Language (CGL).

Registration Period : 1st February 2024 – 20th March 2024.

LevelsExam DatesExam Fees Examination Centre
Α1(for children  8-12)Tuesday 14th  May$155Macquarie UniversitySydney, NSW 2109
A1 (for adolescents and adults)Tuesday 14th May $155
A2Tuesday 14th   May $155
B1Thursday 16th  May $155
B2Wednesday 15th May $170
Γ1 (C1)Wednesday 15th May $170
Γ2 (C2)Thursday 16th  May $170

Registering steps:

Step 1: Check language levels and exam dates. 

Step 2: Pay online the exam registration fee equivalent to the candidate’s exam language level: https://payments.mq.edu.au/onestopweb/GREEKEXAM

Step 3: Complete the online candidate application form, ensuring the name you enter matches the identity documents of the candidate: http://www.greek-language.gr/certification/application/index.html

Free online Greek Language exams Sessions 

Macquarie University organises free online seminars to support teachers and students in view of the Greek Language Certification exams by experienced teachers from the Greek Language Center (GLC) in Thessaloniki, the Macquarie University’s Modern Greek Studies Program and Sydney schools.

The Certificate of Attainment in Greek is the only official state certification confirming the knowledge of Greek as a foreign/second language at six levels, corresponding to the Common European Framework (CEFR) levels. It is recognised by all European Union member states and NESA (New South Wales Education Standards Authority).**

For more information, email: greekcertificate.sydney@mq.edu.au

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