4/13/2024 0 Comments Possible class schedule creatorAll in all, these lists should not be taken as established canon but rather as a lot of really intelligent inference. Our guesses are sometimes based on the real world calendar, sometimes on day references in the books themselves. It would be a bit easier if Rowling didn’t seem to assume that classes start on a Monday every year, even though it’s the day after September 1, which isn’t always a Sunday (In GF, both September 1 and September 2 are stated as being on Monday!). It is almost impossible to determine on which day of the week Harry had each class. These are standardized tests administered by the Wizarding Examinations Authority, given at the same time and apparently in the same way that O.W.L.s are given to fifth-year students. Troll (T) Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests (N.E.W.T.s)Īt the end of seventh year, each student sits a Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Test (N.E.W.T.) for each of the classes he or she takes.See the individual classes for the details of the material covered in the individual exams. has a theory portion, and for applicable classes a separate practical portion is given, so that many O.W.L.s are in two parts, although only one O.W.L. These are standardized tests administered by the Wizarding Examinations Authority the teachers may proctor exams outside their own subjects but do not attend the Ordinary Wizarding Level (O.W.L.) in their own subjects.Įach O.W.L. June: Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests (N.E.W.T.s) Ordinary Wizarding Levels (O.W.L.s)Īt the end of fifth year, each student sits an Ordinary Wizarding Level (O.W.L.) for each of the classes he or she takes. Their class options are likely the same as for sixth year. We don’t know what the classes are for seventh year, although it is likely that seventh years concentrate on taking N.E.W.T. Some additional specialized classes are offered for sixth and seventh year students, including Alchemy ( MagSp). Students will choose to continue in subjects that they will need for their future goals, as determined in their career advice sessions during their fifth year. For example, several (well, all, as far as we know) of Harry’s year opted to drop out of Care of Magical Creatures, much to Hagrid’s dismay. in a particular subject (which varies from teacher to teacher), he or she may continue in that subject, but is not required to do so. If a student achieved the required O.W.L. If the student did not pass an O.W.L., he or she discusses options with the Head of House. On the first day of term, each student meets with his or her Head of House to determine which classes he or she can take. results, the students know whether they have achieved the required grades to get into the classes they’re interested in for sixth year. Students don’t know what their classes for sixth year will be until after they receive the results of their O.W.L.s. June: Ordinary Wizarding Levels (O.W.L.s) Sixth Year: Students received careers advice right after the Easter holidays. Students may drop an elective class if they wish but they are required to continue with the core classes begin in first year. Students may drop an elective class if they wish but they are required to continue with the core classes begun in first year. Same classes as third year, begin preparing for O.W.L.s. Same classes as second year, add two new subjects. During the Easter holidays, students choose two or more additional classes for year 3. Instructors are free to require specific passing grades in their subject area in order to accept a student into NEWT studies. exams and the careers advice given toward the end of fifth year determine which classes a student will pursue in their final two years. Before summer term in their second year, they choose several elective courses which they will study through fifth year. Students at Hogwarts all take the same basic classes their first and second year.
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