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The art. 8 of DD 499 of April 24, 2020 establishes the characteristics of the tests provided for common places and in particular sections 7, 8, 9 and 10 refer to the oral test and any practical test.
To prepare the tests (oral and possible practice), the commissions must refer to Annex A of Ministerial Decree 201 of April 20, 2020.
Test structure
Paragraph 7 of art. 8 of the DD defines the characteristics of the oral exam for common places.
The oral exam aims to know the candidate’s preparation according to what is established in Annex A of the Ministerial Decree and assesses the mastery of the disciplines, as well as the capacity for effective teaching planning, also in reference to ICT, oriented to achievement of the objectives expected by the current teaching regulations.
The same consists of planning an educational activity, including an illustration of the content, the teaching and methodological options made and examples of practical use of ICT.
During the test, the commission interacts with the candidate and also verifies the ability to understand and converse in English at least at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for languages, with the exception of candidates for classes A-24 and A- Competition. 25 for the English language.
For the competition classes A-24 and A-25, on the other hand, the oral exam is carried out in the foreign language that is taught.
The oral exam has a maximum total duration of 45 minutes, excluding the practical test, without prejudice to any additional time referred to in art. 20 of the law of February 5, 1992, n. 104.
The practical test
The art. 6, paragraph 4 of Legislative Decree 57/2017 provides for the possibility of integrating the oral examination with a practical test. Annex A of Ministerial Decree 201 of April 20, 2020 establishes what kinds of competence the practical test provides and their characteristics, including the maximum duration.
According to Annex A the practice test will take place for the following competition classes:
Class A-01 Art and image in lower secondary school
Class A-02 Design of metals, jewelry, semi-precious stones and gems
Class A-03 ceramic design
Class A-04 Book Design
Class A-05 Fabric Design and Fashion
Class A-06 glass design
Audiovisual disciplines class A-07
Class A-08 Geometric disciplines, architecture, furniture and industrial design, scenography
Class A-14 Plastic, sculptural and scenoplastic disciplines
Class A-16 Artistic drawing and dental modeling
Class A-17 Drawing and art history in institutions of upper secondary education
Class A-20 Physics
Class A-27 Mathematics and Physics
Class A-28 Math and Science
Class A-30 Music in Lower Secondary School
Class A-33 Aeronautical Science and Technology
Class A-34 Chemical Sciences and Technologies
Class A-35 Sciences and technologies of footwear and fashion
Class A-36 Logistics Sciences and Technologies
Class A-37 Sciences and construction technologies, technologies and techniques of graphic representation
Class A-50 Natural, chemical and biological sciences
Class A-51 Agricultural Sciences, Technologies and Techniques
Class A-56 musical instrument in lower secondary school
Class A-57 Classical dance technique
Class A-58 Contemporary dance technique
Class A-59 Accompaniment techniques for dance and musical theory and practice for dance
Class A-60 Technology in Lower Secondary School
Class A-61 Multimedia communication technologies and techniques
Class A-63 Music Technologies
Class A-64 Theory, analysis and composition
Class B-03 Physics Labs
Class B-04 Lutherie workshops
Class B-05 Logistics Laboratory
Class B-06 dental laboratory
Class B-07 Optical Practical Labs
Class B-08 Laboratories for industrial and artisanal ceramic production
Aeronautical Science and Technology Laboratories Class B-09
Class B-10 Aircraft Construction Science and Technology Laboratories
Class B-11 Agricultural Science and Technology Laboratory
Class B-12 Chemical and Microbiological Sciences and Technologies Laboratory
Science and technology laboratories class B-13 for footwear and fashion
Class B-14 Construction Science and Technology Laboratories
Class B-15 Electrical and Electronic Science and Technology Laboratories
Information science and technology laboratory class B-16
Class B-17 Mechanical Science and Technology Laboratories
Science and technology laboratories for textiles, clothing and fashion class B-18
Accommodation services laboratories in class B-19 hotels
Class B-20 food and wine service laboratories, kitchen sector
Class B-21 Food and wine service laboratories, gastronomic and commercial sector
Class B-22 Multimedia communications technologies and techniques laboratories
Class B-23 laboratory for social and health services
Nautical Sciences and Technologies Laboratory Class B-24
Class B-25 Shipbuilding Science and Technology Laboratory
Class B-26 Wood Technologies Laboratory
Class B-27 Marble Technologies Laboratory
Goldsmith Class B-28 Technology Laboratory.
Assessment of the practical oral exam and final score
For the evaluation of the oral exam, the commission has a maximum of 40 points.
The commission also has 40 points for the evaluation of the practical test.
The final mark of the oral exam is given by the arithmetic mean of the respective evaluations.
Candidates who obtain a minimum overall score of 28 out of 40 pass the oral exam.
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