Minister Tekin recently⁢ appeared on ‍Haber Türk’s “Special Interview” program, where he addressed various pressing issues in the education sector.

Psychosocial Support for School‌ Children

Regarding the tragic incident involving 8-year-old Narin Güran in Diyarbakır, Minister Tekin revealed that a 12-member expert committee was dispatched to ​Narin’s school on September 9 to provide psychosocial support to her friends, teachers, and parents.

No Registration Fees in Schools

Minister Tekin emphasized that schools are prohibited from charging registration fees, stating that‌ such claims are “absurd” and “against our school administrators.” He assured that action will be taken against any school found guilty of charging such fees.

Teacher Interviews and Appointments

Minister Tekin discussed the ‍recent‌ changes in ‍teacher interviews, stating that the process has been revised to ensure fairness and ⁣transparency. He also emphasized that audio and video recordings of the interviews are taken to prevent ‌any potential irregularities.

Türkiye Century Education Model

Minister Tekin announced that⁤ the curriculum is being revised under the “Türkiye Century Education Model,” which aims to promote a more comprehensive understanding ‍of Turkish history and culture.​ He also highlighted the importance of addressing global issues, such as the ongoing crisis in Gaza.

No Budget Allocation for Non-Governmental Organizations

Minister Tekin clarified ⁢that the Ministry of Education does not allocate any budget to non-governmental‌ organizations, emphasizing that protocols are only signed with legal‍ entities that contribute to the education sector.

Curriculum Changes and Lightening the Load

Minister Tekin explained that the curriculum has been revised‍ to reduce the​ load on students by 35%, focusing ⁣on skills-oriented education and increasing teacher initiative and student participation. He emphasized that this change aims to bring Turkish education in line with international standards.

French Schools and Education Policy

Minister ⁤Tekin reiterated the government’s ​stance on French schools, stating that Turkey will protect the rights of all educational institutions operating ⁣within the country’s laws. He also emphasized that the government has no plans to transition ⁢from civil⁢ servant to teacher.