German schools get tough Prince Harry English exam changed
German officials are changing a school English exam which many students and teachers deemed too difficult - partly because it included a poor recording of Prince Harry "mumbling" in a speech.
It was part of the state's middle-school leaving exams, taken by 16-year-olds, and counted for half of all the marks in English.The marks obtained in those exams usually determine what sort of apprenticeship students can do after secondary school.In light of the complaints, the English exam marks are being revised.Different leaving exams, called the "Abitur", are taken by students at Gymnasien - schools more geared towards higher educationDario Schramm, 16, launched the online petition on Thursday, and it quickly drew thousands of signatures, German media reported.
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