Priority Admission After DSM
Although German schools generally have the autonomy to select their students, legal provisions ensure that students from accredited international schools like DSM are given priority. By law, German schools must accept students transferring from DSM, allowing your child to be admitted without additional assessments or entrance exams.
Curriculum Recognition:
DSM, as an accredited German school abroad, follows the same curriculum as schools in Germany. This means your child’s academic achievements are fully recognised and integrated seamlessly into the German education system.
Clear Transition Process:
Transitioning between DSM and a German school, or any German International School abroad, is straightforward and carefully coordinated. Our teachers work directly with the receiving school to share all necessary information and address any potential challenges, making the move as smooth as possible for your child.
Official Documentation:
In Germany, a school report is an official and legally recognised document. Although Australian reports can serve as references, they are not officially recognised in Germany. The School Report from DSM guarantees that your child’s academic accomplishments are formally acknowledged in Germany and by any German International School overseas.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact our Admissions Manager, at enrolments@dsm.org.au.