Colegio Humboldt, Caracas
Coordinates: 10°30′44″N 66°52′02″W / 10.512270°N 66.867301°W
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Caracas Venezuela | |
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| Established | May 15, 1894 |
| Language | German Spanish English French |
Colegio Humboldt, Caracas is a German school located in Caracas, Venezuela.[1][2]
History
Founded on May 15, 1894, with the name "Deutsche Schule" (Spanish: Colegio Alemán; literally means "German School") upon the initiative of German citizens and the then ambassador Count von Kleist-Tychow.
Since the 1998–1999 school year, the name of the school was changed to "Colegio de Encuentro Bicultural Humboldt" via an agreement signed between the German and Venezuelan governments. Now it is called "Colegio Humboldt Caracas". It is one of the best schools in Caracas and in Venezuela, the only one which offers four language (German, Spanish, English, French) teaching and a unique experience of true bicultural environment.
System
The school consists of four parts, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle and High school. The German school system also has a way of graduation called "Abitur" which is offered for People who are in the "e" section. The sections are until fifth grade (sixth in German system) A-Spanish B-Spanish C-Spanish and D-German each section is a classroom. On sixth grade there is an Exam and kids from the Spanish section can go to the German which are now two classrooms each E1 and E2.
See also
References
- ↑ Todo Uslar - Page 270 Mauricio García Araujo, Arturo Uslar Pietri - 2001 Editorial Panapo, Caracas, 1997 / "Cien años de historia" en: Centenario Colegio Humboldt, Asociación de Antiguos Alumnos y Amigos del Colegio Humboldt, Caracas, 1994 "
- ↑ "Contactos." Colegio Humboldt, Caracas. Retrieved on 15 March 2015. "Prolongación Av. El Estanque Urb. Ávila, Norte del Country Club"
External links
- Colegio Humboldt, Caracas (Spanish)
- Colegio Humboldt, Caracas (German)
- School Home Page (Archive)
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German schools with one asterisk are not recognized by the German ZfA (Central Office of Schools) - Maracaibo previously had a school recognized by the West German government (see p. 29 of this document) Italian schools with two asterisks are not recognized by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Schools marked with asterisks (*) do not appear on the ZfA list of German schools. There were previously schools in Villa Ballester (Hölters Schule), Argentina; in Los Ángeles, Osorno, Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Punta Arenas, Temuco, Valparaiso, and La Unión, Chile and a school in Maracaibo recognized by the West German government (see p. 23-24 and 29/51) | |
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