Today, Tuesday, the examination of the Special Courses in Panhellenic 2026 begins, with the English course first. The starting time of the examination has been set at 10:00 and candidates should have come to the examination rooms by 9:30.
It is worth noting that the exams of the Special Courses concern the candidates of General Schools (GEL) and Professional High Schools (EPALs), who have stated an examination in one or more Special Courses in order to gain the right to participate in the selection for admission this year to a School or Department, for which examination is required in one or more special courses.
This week, the exams of the Special Courses will continue with the Free (Wednesday 17 June) and Linear Plan (Thursday 18 June), German (Friday 19 June) and Music Perception, Theory and Harmony (Saturday 20 June).
Examinations of Special Courses will be completed next week, with courses: Music Execution and Interpretation (Monday 22 June), French (Tuesday 23 June), Italian (Wednesday 24 June) and Spanish (Thursday 25 June).
Useful information for candidates
It is recalled that the duration of examination for language courses is three (3) hours, while the Designs (Free and Linear) are six (6) hours. For the music course Music Performance and Interpretation the examination of vocal or organic music lasts 4 to 6 minutes per candidate, while for the music course Music Conception, Theory and Harmony, the examination totals three (3) hours and 30 minutes.
It is worth noting that candidates will have to attend the examination rooms by 08:00 for classes with examination time 08:30 (Free Plan, Linear Plan, German, Music Execution and Interpretation, French, Italian, Spanish). For the course Music Perception, Theory and Harmony, which has an examination time at 10:00, candidates should have come to the examination rooms by 9:30.
Finally, it is also recalled that it started yesterday, Monday, June 15, 2026, and will last until Friday, June 26, 2026, the period of conduct of the Health Examinations and Practical Tests of candidates (GEL and EPAL) for admission to the Departments of Physical Education and Sport Science (TEFAA).
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