Schools in Turkey

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School education in Turkey

Education is compulsory from the 6th to the 14th, the studies are in mid-September until the end of June, when there are 3 holidays during the school year.

The stages of school education in Turkey are divided into 3 stages

• The primary stage consists of 4 years
• The middle school consists of 4 years
• The secondary stage consists of 4 years

The total years of compulsory education is 12 school years, and the foreign language starts from the primary stage in the fourth grade, and there are private “private” schools, which are under the supervision of the state.

High schools are characterized by diversity, as your choice of high school determines your university choice.

• Vocational High School

It is concerned with practical disciplines, as well as technical and marine disciplines

• Anadolu High school

It is concerned with practical disciplines, as well as technical and marine disciplines

• Technical High School

Interested in scientific disciplines such as biology and chemistry

• Anadolu İmam Hatip

This school is concerned with legal disciplines, Quranic sciences, and learning the Arabic language as a basic subject

• High School of Fine Arts

Interested in arts and design majors?

• Private schools

They are private schools that adopt all of the previous systems and may support them with more activities, some of which contain curricula in English