Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt Weimar

Yes, many language schools and universities across Germany offer preparation courses for the Telc C1 Hochschule exam. You can find a suitable course by researching language centers in Weimar or nearby cities. Universities often provide such courses to students either in-house or through partner institutions.

Generally, 'Hochschule' (University of Applied Sciences) degrees from Germany are internationally recognized, and equivalency procedures can be carried out in countries like the USA and Canada. However, the equivalency process can vary depending on your major, the program you graduated from, and the specific requirements of the institution you're applying to. Contacting the relevant country's ministry of education or equivalency bodies will provide you with the most accurate information.

There are many institutions and individuals who can help you when applying for scholarships in Germany. The DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), university international offices, student unions (Studierendenwerk), and various foundations (e.g., political foundations) offer scholarship opportunities and provide advisory services during the application process. Educational consulting firms in Turkey can also offer support in this regard.

While universities of the arts (Künstlerische Hochschulen) generally look for specific language proficiency standards, they might offer conditional admission (bedingte Zulassung) in some cases. This is usually contingent on continuing a language course or completing language proficiency within a certain period. However, since the aptitude test (Eignungsprüfung) is much more decisive at music universities, you're expected to pass this test successfully before conditional admission. For the most current and accurate information, you should check the application requirements on the university's official website.

For a student with a humanities/social sciences background in Turkey, switching to a STEM program in Germany might be possible, usually by taking additional courses, completing a Studienkolleg (preparatory college), or depending on the content of your previous university education in Turkey. However, since the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt Weimar is a music university, a transition to a 'STEM program' is not applicable here. Any change of major within music or a shift to a different music discipline would depend on aptitude tests and the suitability of your previous music education.

All companies operating in Germany, regardless of their nationality, are subject to German labor law (Arbeitsrecht). These laws set clear rules on working hours, overtime pay, holiday entitlements, and minimum wage. Therefore, Turkish companies in Germany are also obliged to comply with these laws. You have the right to pursue legal action in case of any violation.