Examinations for the Certification of Attainment in the Modern Greek Language for the year 2013

The examinations for the Certification of Attainment in the Modern Greek Language for the year 2013, organized by the Center for the Greek Language, Thessaloniki, GREECE, will be held by the designated  Examination Centre The Education Office, Embassy of Greece, Washington, DC.:

Administration/Secretariat: Embassy of Greece in Washington, Education Office
Mail Address: Embassy of Greece, Education Office, 2211 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington – D.C. 20008, Tel.: (202) 332 3196, Fax: (202) 332 7656, e-mail:  
Examination Centre (written- oral exams): St Katherine’s Greek School, Falls Church, Virginia.
Address: Greek School of St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church, 3149 Glen Carlyn Rd, Falls Church, Virginia 22041,    tel. 703 6711515

Responsible: Dr Antonios Marmarinos, Counselor for Education, Embassy of Greece

Application period is February 1st through March 22nd 2013

The examinations will take place on Tuesday May 14th, Wednesday May 15th and Thursday May 16th.  The examinations will be both oral and written, at seven (7) different levels.

Exam fees:   
85 USD for levels A1 (ages 8-12),  A1 (older than 12 and adults).
105 USD for levelsA2 and B1
115 USD for levels B2, C1 and C2

The candidates must be 8 and above years of age.
Successful candidates at each level will receive an official certificate of attainment in Modern Greek.
For application and other examination material, candidates may contact the above Examination Center or/and their schools. Candidates are required to have:
1.    The application form completed
2.    The questionnaire completed
3.    The notarized copy of proof of identity (driver’s license, passport, etc.)
4.    A check with the examination fees (in USD, to the order  of  “ Ellinomathia  Exams’’ ),  corresponding to the level/levels the candidate wishes to participate.

Any further information for the Certification of Attainment in Greek is available at http://www.greeklanguage.gr/certification.

Antonios  Marmarinos, PhD
Counselor  for  Education,