Scholarship Opportunity for Top 1% Students at Demirören Media High School
The results of the central exam of the High School Transition System (LGS) have been announced, with 1 million 38 thousand 192 students taking the exam. The selection process for high schools will begin on July 1.
Demirören Media Education Projects Group Director Nuran Çakmakçı and Demirören Media and Technology Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School Principal Atila Ertoğan shared information about the opportunities available at their school for students who choose to enroll there this year. They emphasized the importance of a good high school education and highlighted the need for parents to choose a school that considers the well-being of its students.
The school offers courses in artificial intelligence, cyber security, and robotic coding. Students also receive lessons from foreign teachers, with a focus on English language proficiency. The school provides support such as clothing, books, and meals, as well as one-on-one educational assistance for students who need it.
It was noted that students at the school excel in various competitions and are prepared for future success. Parents were advised to make choices based on their children’s talents and interests when selecting a high school.
Principal Ertoğan mentioned that the school prepares students for top universities in Turkey and around the world. The curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation in English and French, along with a focus on academic excellence.
The school offers scholarships to students in the top 1 percentile and supports participation in international competitions and cultural activities. The aim is to provide students with a well-rounded education and prepare them for a successful future.
Overall, Demirören Media and Technology Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School offers a comprehensive education program that focuses on individual student needs and prepares them for a bright future. Parents and students are encouraged to consider the school for their high school education.
