CaÄŸaloÄŸlu Anadolu Lisesi

1933 - Istanbul Kiz Lisesi ( High School for Girls Istanbul) 1983 - Anadolu Lisesi Cağaloğlu

The Anadolu Lisesi Cağaloğlu ( German Anatolian High School Cagaloglu CAL) is a public high school in Turkey. The CAL was in 1850 I of the mother of Sultan Abdülmecid, Bezmiâlem Valide Sultan, was founded under the name Valide Mektebi. This school was the first civilian school in Turkey. The building was 1911-1933 as InAs İdadisi ( Girls School ), from 1933 to 1983 as Istanbul Kiz Lisesi ( High School for Girls, Istanbul ) was used. Since 1983, the CAL is in the current building.

On 3 November 2010 the German Minister of State Cornelia Pieper presented the PASCH plaque on behalf of the Foreign Ministry of the school. The in 2008 under the name of Schools: Partners for the Future implemented PASCH initiative promotes the development of a worldwide network of 1,000 partner schools.

The CAL provides since the school year 2006/2007 his students a five- year training program, consisting of one years Hazırlık (language preparatory class ) and four years Lise ( high school years) (Model 1plus4 ). Due to the (additional) Hazırlık - level and intensive language training related to the Anadolu Lisesi Cağaloğlu emphasizes positive.

Since the school year 2010/2011 five years transitional stages, about 900 students, the school will be visiting. The school has six spacious. About 180 students are admitted to the preparatory class every year. In the Lise- stages, the class size is on average 25-30 students. For certain focus training, smaller class sizes can occur. At school, English is taught alongside the first foreign language German as a second language. The Anadolu Lisesi Cağaloğlu has a high technological equipment and devices standard for teaching purposes, as it has the status of a pilot school. Also, there is a more accessible to the students and teachers computer science room with an ADSL connection, a room for the in social sciences, physics, chemistry and biology laboratories, a library room, a sports hall, a conference hall and a cinema hall at the school. There is also a boarding school for girls, a dining room and a canteen.

The students are trained by 70 teachers. The subject of German is taught by 11 Turkish and 9 German teachers. The German teachers are selected and arranged by the Federal Office of Administration. All German teachers have a high professional standard and many years of professional experience. The German department has a German head of department. On the basis of competent and dedicated language training the students to complete at the end of the preparatory class, the "Central German test " ( ZDP ) / the A2 diploma at the end of grade 10, the " German language diploma of the Standing Conference " (DSD ) of stage I and at the end of grade 12, the DSD level II diplomas are the highest diplomas that can be issued for German as a foreign language ( GFL ). It is internationally valid. The DSD - II capable, in conjunction with an appropriate professional Turkish university permission to make direct study in Germany without having to pass a language test again. The DSD -I permitted to attend a language schools ( preparatory class for German universities).

The German classes in the CAL, based on modern foreign language teaching methods, teaching an accompanying audit concept and German -Turkish teacher tandems, is supplemented by numerous extra-curricular services, which include German -language readings and exchange programs with German schools belong.