Today, high school graduates will take a written exam in mathematics at the basic level. This is one of three compulsory written exams at the basic level. In the afternoon, there will be written exams in the Kashubian language, the Lemko language and the Latin language and ancient culture.
At 9 a.m., high school graduates will take a written exam in mathematics at the basic level. This is one of three compulsory exams for all high school graduates. In addition, the student must take a written exam at the basic level in Polish and a foreign language.
In the afternoon, at 2 p.m., there will be written exams in the Kashubian language, the Lemko language and the Latin language and ancient culture. These items belong to the group of so-called elective subjects, only those high school graduates who have declared their willingness to take them take them. Exams in elective subjects are taken at the advanced level.
Exams in subjects at advanced level
High school graduates must also take one written exam at the advanced level, i.e. the so-called an additional or elective item. Those interested can take up to six advanced level exams.
Everyone must take two oral exams: in Polish and in a foreign language. High school graduates from schools for national minorities must also take an oral exam in their native language. Graduates of a technical secondary school and graduates of a second-cycle vocational school are not obliged to take an examination in one additional subject at the advanced level if they have met all the conditions necessary to obtain a diploma confirming vocational qualifications or a vocational diploma in the profession taught at the technical level.
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