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  1. Dec 2, 2011 · Most children -- again, magical or not -- are familiar with basic math by the time they leave elementary school, so this kind of learning would precede a Hogwarts education, as Hogwarts students are either in Muggle primary schools or homeschooled prior to going to Hogwarts (no mention is made of all magical elementary schools in the Wizarding world).

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    In their first year, students don’t have any choices regarding what to take. The school requires them to take the 7 core classes as well as flying lessons, or broom flight class. In Charms class, students learn how to cast, well, charms. These spells focus on changing what someone or something does, and the class is taught by Professor Flitwick. In...

    During students’ second year at Hogwarts, their schedule of classes remains largely the same. They must take the 7 core classes, which are charms, Transfiguration, Potions, History of Magic, Astronomy, Herbology, and Defense Against the Dark Arts. Flying class is not a requirement, but students who want to continue learning to fly or aspire to get ...

    Students choose a minimum of two electives to add to their schedules for their third year. They still have to take the 7 core classes, though, which seems like a lot for someone at that age. Hermione had even more homework though, as she famously was taking more classes than her schedule allowed, and was using a Time-Turner to attend them all. The ...

    Does Harry even go to class in his fourth year? Who knows. He was busy dodging dragons and swimming with merpeople. But Alastor Moody (or more accurately, Barty Crouch Jr. disguised as Moody) does take over as the DADA professor, so at least the students learned about constant vigilance. RELATED: 10 Hogwarts Classes & Which Students Should Teach Th...

    In their fifth year, students have to have some idea of what they want to do job-wise. They meet with their head of house who let them know the requirement for the job they'd like to have. For example, to qualify for Auror training, a student has to get an "Exceeds Expectations" on at least five N.E.W.T. subjects. Alternatively, there is fighting i...

    The sixth year is the first year that Hogwarts students don’t have a required list of classes. Instead, students sign up for classes they qualify for based on their marks on their O.W.L.s. The powerful Professors determine the minimum graderequired to take their N.E.W.T.-level class. As long as students meet that requirement, they can elect to cont...

    In Deathly Hallows, the final year at Hogwarts was more than a little screwed up. It's hard to get a clear picture of the curriculum when the protagonists don't attend. Also, Death Eaters ran the school at the time. But what we do know is that students are expected to keep taking classes in the same subjects as their sixth year. At the end of the y...

  2. Most students would have some basic knowledge of Math and English before starting Hogwarts at 11 through homeschooling, tutoring or attending muggle primary schools. While Hogwarts doesn’t seem to teach those as actual lessons, I assume the important facets of them are developed alongside other subjects.

  3. May 28, 2018 · I think that a more interesting question is if they are schooled before they join a wizarding school. That is, Hogwarts students join the institution at around age 10, in most countries, you start your very first grade between the ages of 5-6 , during the first four years you learn the most basic things, Calculus (Math), Simple Biology (Everyone has an Heart, everyone has 20 fingers, etc), and ...

  4. In addition to the core classes, all young witches and wizards have to learn how to fly. In their first year, Madam Hooch teaches the Hogwarts student everything about the basics of flying a broom. In their third year, Hogwarts students must take at least two more subjects.

  5. At the end of a student’s 7th or final year, they have to take their N.E.W.T. exams which are standardized tests administered for all of the classes that are given student has taken. They have similar written and hands-on portions with the same marks available as the O.W.L. exams. Daily Routine for Hogwarts Students

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  7. Arithmancy was an elective subject offered from the third year on at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry as well as at Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.[2][1] During the 1990s at least, the class was taught by Professor Septima Vector[1] in Classroom 7A, on the Hogwarts Castle's seventh floor.[3] Little was known about the class, but the study of Arithmancy was said to be ...

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