University professor Bashkim Selmani stated that the jurisprudence examination can be conducted in both Albanian and Macedonian for both the theoretical and practical components. He noted that the practical element of the exam is already being implemented at the University of Tetovo. Selmani asserted that realizing this right requires only the formation of a five-member committee composed of Albanians, and that no procedural obstacles should impede this.
Furthermore, Selmani called upon other institutions to adopt a similar principle for state examinations across the country. To elaborate, Selmani provided an example from university practice to illustrate his point. He described a scenario where an exam is administered to students from diverse communities.
In such instances, the initial phase of the exam allows students to proceed according to their respective language. He noted that students are permitted to answer in their native language, while the administration and procedural aspects are managed accordingly. The professor’s statements suggest a call for linguistic inclusivity in academic assessments.
His advocacy centers on ensuring that students can demonstrate their knowledge in a language accessible to them during the jurisprudence examination. Selmani’s remarks highlight the need for procedural adjustments to accommodate the linguistic rights of students from various backgrounds within the educational system.
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It’s good to hear that the jurisprudence exam can be administered in Albanian, mirroring the UT’s approach.