14.05.2025 13:10
The Minister of National Education, Tekin, addressed claims regarding changes to the compulsory education year, stating, "At the end of the year, we will evaluate these discussions internally and reach a decision." Tekin also added, "From our perspective, there is no problem; however, there are some sectors, such as the business world, that express their discomfort on this issue. They say they are facing difficulties in providing skilled labor."
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Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin answered questions from the press before the AK Party Group Meeting in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. Regarding claims that changes will be made in the compulsory education year, Tekin stated, "At the end of the year, we will evaluate these discussions internally and come to a decision. As I said, we are currently monitoring. There are evaluation presidencies in each general directorate within our Ministry regarding this issue, and they are responsible for monitoring public discussions and producing necessary solutions. They are also following the work."
"WE ARE NOT IN SUCH A STUDY"
Stating that the business world is struggling to find intermediate staff and that they have communicated this, Minister Tekin noted: "From our perspective, there is no problem, but there are some sectors like the business world that express their discomfort on this issue. They say they are having difficulties in providing intermediate staff, but as a ministry, we are currently not involved in such a study. We are just monitoring these discussions."
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