Max-Planck-Gymnasium (Dortmund)

Max-Planck-Gymnasium (or MPG, college-college Max-Planck) of Dortmund, founded in 1858, is located in the south-west of the city.

The characteristic of this school is that it has a Franco-German bilingual die.

Structure and installation

The college is of recent construction. There exist several wings, of which some are specialized in the experimental and artistic matters. At an end of the ground sports grounds are located where the courses of sport take place. In the principal building, one finds a large hall from where staircases go up leading to the classrooms (in Germany, the pupils remain in the same room during one year whole). There is no canteen but a cafeteria which gives on the market.

Teaching

With the Max-Planck college-college, one can learn English, French or Portuguese. The establishment maintains a partnership with the college Charles Péguy Orleans.

Approximately 1.000 pupils are registered with the MPG; they are framed by 65 professors.

the Franco-German die

the college

Distribution of the hours of course of the college:

the college

With the college, the matters are divided there into several fields:

⇨ Languages, letters and art: German, English, French, Latin, Portuguese, art, music and literature

⇨ Social sciences: geography, history, social sciences, pedagogy and philosophy

⇨ Mathematical and natural science and experimental: mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry and data processing

⇨ obligatory Options: religion and sport

Two foreign languages or two matters of sciences of nature are obligatory until the Baccalaureat.

Diplomas

⇨ Fachoberschulreife, at the end of the 10th class

⇨ Fachhochschulreife (Baccalaureat related to a discipline), at the end of the 11th class

⇨ Fachhochschulreife (Baccalaureat related to a discipline), at the end of the 12th class

⇨ general Baccalaureat, at the end of the 13th class

⇨ general Baccalaureat bilingual option, at the end of the 13th class

Apart from the courses

Programs of promotion:

⇨ DELF

⇨ contest of reading

⇨ contest of literature

⇨ contest of mathematics

⇨ contest of languages étangères

⇨ vocational guidance

⇨ séminar of the methods (11th class)

Clubs/Work groups:

⇨ oar

⇨ failures

⇨ chemistry

⇨ expérimentelle biology

⇨ choral society

⇨ various sports

Regular demonstrations:

⇨ concerts of summer and the Advent

linguistic ⇨ various voyages, exchanges

⇨ class of snow (10th class)

⇨ festivals of the school

Installations:

⇨ library

⇨ video library

⇨ media library

⇨ cafeteria

⇨ association of promotion

⇨ association of the former students

Site

official site of the Max-Planck college

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