A regulación dos certificados oficiais que acreditan os niveis de coñecemento da lingua galega (CELGAS) e os problemas xerados no proceso de normalización en Galicia
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32766/cdl.33.24Keywords:
evaluation, accreditation of reference levels, oficial certificates, formation of regulated and non regulated teaching of adults, Galician language, common European reference framework, normalization and standardizationAbstract
Order passed on July 16, 2007, which established official certificates accrediting levels of knowledge of the Galician language, represents a significant change in the process of normalization of the Galician language and its standardization.
The regulation of these accrediting certificates outside the regulated educational system, establishes a European reference framework for learning, teaching and assessment, which adopts a system of evaluation of foreign languages to a language that is not normalized. With this order the General Secretariat of Linguistic Policy, embarked on this new path in the competence to train and certify the knowledge of the language forgetting other goals, which also proposed the Plan of normalization of the Galician language, as important or even more for the process of normalization of Galicia´s own language.
This new framework of training and accreditation which was not unanimously supported in its day, has been operating for five years and has nor resolved major deficiencies observed in the process of normalization yet.
If it is very important to add wills in this process, it is even more not to exclude that decisive social group, galician speaking population, who did not have the opportunity to receive a basic training in their own language.
