01.11.2025 18:04
As part of the 2026 Presidential Annual Program, a "conscious consumer" course will be added to the primary education curriculum to raise awareness among students about consumer rights at an early age. Additionally, relevant content on conscious consumption will be included in suitable elective courses.
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According to the 2026 Presidential Annual Program, equal opportunities will be provided for access to quality, free, and preschool education to ensure that children become skilled, productive, and social citizens in certain areas at a young age.
In this context, the necessary physical and human infrastructure will be established to increase access to preschool education. The construction of classrooms needed for preschool education will continue.
To facilitate access to quality preschool education, studies will be conducted on different models based on the needs of priority regions and families, taking into account economic and social development levels.
Temporary village kindergartens, kindergartens in transportation centers, and home-based preschool education access models will be implemented.
Support from philanthropists and the private sector will be encouraged to be directed primarily to the field of preschool education. For this purpose, necessary announcements, information, and guidance will be made to all governorships to direct the incoming support primarily to the field of preschool education.
STUDENTS WILL BE AWARE OF CONSUMER RIGHTS AT AN EARLY AGE
The program aims to provide a trade environment that protects producer and consumer rights, is quality-focused, and has low transaction costs.
In this context, legislation related to consumer protection will be reviewed, special measures will be introduced for vulnerable consumer groups, and practices will be updated.
By including a conscious consumer course in the primary education curriculum, students will be made aware of consumer rights at an early age, and appropriate elective courses will include content related to conscious consumption.
Preventive mechanisms will be established for students at risk of dropping out of school.
Educational environments that consider children's mental and physical development, support child safety, and promote children's well-being will be provided, and preventive mechanisms will be implemented for students at risk of dropping out of school.
For this purpose, human and physical resources for the education of individuals in need of special education will be increased. The physical infrastructure of special education schools and environments will be strengthened.
During the basic education period, basic mathematics and basic literacy activity sets and programs will be prepared for students receiving education through integration and inclusion practices.
REMOTE EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE WILL BE STRENGTHENED
According to the 2026 Presidential Annual Program, the education system will be made more resilient and flexible against extraordinary situations.
A personalized learning system will be made effective, and the remote education infrastructure will be improved. Digital content for foreign language teaching will be made available on the platform.
In the AI-supported individual learning platform MEBİ, learning analytics and AI-supported assistants will be developed to ensure integration with digital education platforms.
Studies will be conducted to compensate for the impact of interruptions in education during extraordinary situations on learning losses.
To increase and enrich the content diversity of the Education Informatics Network (EBA), teaching materials, educational videos, simulations, and enriched book types of content will be produced.
COMPETITIONS ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND SUSTAINABILITY WILL BE ORGANIZED
According to the program, scientific, cultural, artistic, and sports activities, as well as social events, will be increased in schools.
In cooperation with various institutions and organizations, competitions such as theater, painting, short film, and debate events will be held to combat addiction.
A National Youth Tech Summit will be organized to share and disseminate the products of teachers and students working in the field of information technology.
Competitions themed on climate change, sustainability, and volunteerism, such as painting, poetry, posters, and short films, will be held among students.
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