SCHOOL OF EUROPEAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES

LANGUAGE COMPETENCY FORM

Step 1: STUDENT DETAILS - Complete ALL fields

ID No:
First name:
Family name:
Email:	Use your ECMail address, i.e. NetID@aucklanduni.ac.nz.
Contact phone:
Mailing Address:
What language(s) do you speak at home (include dialects)?
Have you lived for longer than 6 months in a country where a European language (other than English) is spoken?	Yes No
If Yes, please state which country:
From (date):
To (date):

Step 2: COURSE DETAILS

Language you intend to enrol in:	French Spanish German Russian Italian Croatian Polish
Preferred Course number:	(e.g 101)
When did/will you start studying at the University of Auckland?	(e.g. 2007)
Are you taking this course as General Education?	Yes No

STEP 3: PREVIOUS STUDY - Complete appropriate fields

Have you studied this language before?

Yes (Complete Steps 3a & 3b below)
No (Skip ahead to Step 5)

Step 3a. If you studied this language in NZ beyond NCEA Level 1, complete the table below:
	Year of Study	Mark (eg 81%) / Number of Credits	Grade (eg B)
Bursary / NCEA 3 / CIE A/A2 / INTERNATIONAL BACCALAURATE
6th Form / NCEA 2 / CIE AS
Other (give details)

Step 3b. If you studied this language overseas, please give details below:
Country of Study:
Institution:
From (date):
To (date):
Language of instruction:

Step 4: LANGUAGE ABILITY (tick one box for "Written" and one for "Spoken")

Written:	None Some Moderate Advanced Fluent
Spoken:	None Some Moderate Advanced Fluent

Step 5: DECLARATION - This checkbox must be checked before your enrolment can be approved.

I declare that the information I have provided in this form is complete and correct and that no information relevant to my language competencies has been withheld. I further acknowledge that the University may cancel my enrolment in language courses if false or misleading information has been supplied, or if information has not been supplied by the due date. I understand and accept that once I have joined the applicable nDeva waitlist for a language course, the University may require me to sit a placement test to assess my language competencies and may subsequently enrol me directly either into the course I have nominated or into an alternative language course assessed by the University as being more appropriate for my level of language competence.