THE Valencian Law on Educational Freedom that Compromís and its independence partners want to repeal is the basis on which the Valencian government has launched an initiative that unlocks the monumental collapse of Valencian titles in the administration, which the government of Ximo Puig and Compromís himself has not resolved.
Thus, a total of more than 337,000 people having studied Secondary, Baccalaureate and Selectivity, since the 2008-2009 academic yeardownloadable from the Generalitat Valenciana website, without fees or bureaucracy and from this Tuesday, October 1, the titles that certify your level of knowledge of Valencian. Thus, announced this Monday the President of the Generalitat, popular Carlos Mazon.
The initiative was promoted by the Executive chaired by Carlos Mazón as “a great line of support and incentive” to Valencian and is one of the measures included in the new Law of Educational Freedom of the Valencian Community which, in its article 16, provides recognition of Valencian levels. This certification will have an accreditation character, because will be valid in professional CVswhich will in turn facilitate access to employment.
From the academic year 2008-2009 In total, 169,283 people have the right to obtain the B2 diploma in Valencian. And 168,500 other students can obtain C1 level certification, “without exception» and “as an “incentive and recognition” of their “right and merit”, as Carlos Mazón also explained.
Titles will be issued from a minimum of 48 hours from their certificationin case no additional documents need to be provided.
The B2 level certification will be accredited to students who have successfully completed the Valencian subject in both baccalaureate courses. And, C1, to those who have passed the Valencian subject in the two Baccalaureate courses with an average equal to or greater than 7 or who obtained a score above 7 in Valencian in the university access test (PAU).
Recognition is made retroactively for all students who have completed the studies corresponding to LOE courses. Thus, students who have completed compulsory secondary education (ESO) and adults from the 2008-2009 academic year inclusive will obtain certification. And those who have completed primary and baccalaureate, as well as those who have passed the university entrance tests from the 2009-2010 academic year inclusive.
