Gymnasium No. 68's German Department Wins Praise from Die Zeit Editor
Gymnasium No. 68 in Almaty has been nurturing German language talent for decades. Recently, Die Zeit's editor Annabel Rosin praised students' achievements and discussed career prospects.
The German department at Gymnasium No. 68 has been preparing students for the DSD-II exam annually since 1991. The demand for the DSD-I exam is also high. German lessons commence in the first grade and continue until the eleventh grade. Only students with a strong likelihood of passing the DSD-I exam are admitted.
The department is well-equipped with teaching materials from Germany. Students can obtain the German Language Diploma levels I and II (DSD I and DSD II) in addition to their national school leaving certificate. The department's success is evident in students' regular interactions with Die Zeit's editorial team. Representatives of the German newspaper visited the school in late May.
Gymnasium No. 68's German department has a proven track record of excellence. Students' achievements have caught the attention of Die Zeit, opening up opportunities such as freelance correspondent roles. The department's commitment to German language education continues to bear fruit.
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