DYK YAZ KURSLARI VE YAZ OKULLARI, DYK KURSLARI 2025 2026 başlıyor, kimler, nasıl, ne zaman nerede?

Summary

This video provides an in-depth overview of the DYK (Destekleme Yetiştirme Kursları) program in Turkey, focusing on the summer and school-year courses for 2025-2026. It explains how the program supports students through free courses, the subjects offered, and the eligibility criteria for both students and teachers. The video also discusses the application process, course durations, and specific details about the roles of teachers and students in the program. With emphasis on how these courses benefit students, particularly those in need, the video encourages teachers to participate and offers insights into different subjects and course structures.

Takeaways

• 😀 DYK (Support and Training Courses) provide free courses to students during the academic year and summer term, with specific teacher compensation for participation.
• 😀 These courses are especially beneficial for students who might need extra support, particularly for those without access to additional educational resources.
• 😀 Only teachers from public schools or private schools with administrative approval, and those holding contracted or permanent positions, can participate as instructors in DYK courses.
• 😀 The summer term DYK courses run from July 1 to August 31, while the regular academic year courses are held from early September to June 12, with applications for both running from June 11-18.
• 😀 The available subjects for summer courses vary, with core academic subjects like Mathematics, Physics, and Literature offered for high school students, and subjects like Turkish, Math, Science, and History available for middle school students.
• 😀 Students in grades 7, 8, and 11 can select a maximum of 6 subjects, while 12th graders and graduates may select up to 8 subjects. The total lesson hours vary, with limits for each student group.
• 😀 The course schedule includes both weekday and weekend options, and students can also sign up for courses in other schools within their district.
• 😀 Teachers must maintain records, including attendance and lesson plans, and absences of more than 1/5 of the classes will result in a student's registration being canceled.
• 😀 Students are allowed to participate in courses across different schools, but attendance rules must be followed, and non-attendance could lead to course cancellations due to insufficient students.
• 😀 For summer schools, elective subjects include areas such as sports, arts, and information technology, with specific courses like athletics, music, coding, and graphic arts.
• 😀 Teachers receive additional service points (05) for teaching in these courses, and the system is flexible in allowing course planning, although teaching must align with the subjects and specializations of each instructor.

Q & A

What is the DYK program?

DYK, or the Support and Training Courses, is a government-run initiative in Turkey that offers free courses for students. These courses are provided throughout the academic year and during the summer break, aiming to support students who need extra help, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Who can apply for the DYK courses?

Students in grades 8, 11, 12, and graduates, as well as memorization students in grade 7, can apply for the DYK courses. The courses are free for these students, while teachers receive payment for their services.

What are the differences between summer courses and summer schools?

Summer courses cover academic subjects such as literature, mathematics, physics, chemistry, and foreign languages, among others. Summer schools, on the other hand, focus on extracurricular activities like IT, visual arts, music, and sports.

What is the application period for DYK courses?

Teacher and student applications for the summer courses will take place between June 11 and June 18. The courses will begin on July 1 and end on August 31. Year-round courses will start from August 4 and run until June 12 of the following year.

Can students attend DYK courses outside of their own schools?

Yes, students can register for courses at other schools. However, if a student misses more than 1/5 of the course hours without an excuse, their registration will be canceled.

What subjects can be taught in the DYK program?

Subjects include literature, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, foreign languages, philosophy, psychology, sociology, logic, and Turkish for foreign students. For middle school students, the subjects are Turkish, mathematics, science, history, religion, and foreign languages.

How many lessons can students select in DYK courses?

Students in grades 7, 8, and 11 can choose up to 6 lessons, with a maximum of 18 hours of lessons. Students in grade 12 and graduates can select up to 8 lessons, with a maximum of 24 hours.

What happens if a class has fewer than 16 students?

If the number of students in a class drops below 16, the class will be canceled. If the class size exceeds 24, a new class will be opened.

What are the conditions for teachers to participate in DYK courses?

Only teachers who are employed in public schools as contracted or permanent teachers, as well as private school teachers with permission from their administration, are eligible to participate. Paid or substitute teachers cannot teach in DYK courses.

What extracurricular subjects are offered in summer schools?

Summer schools offer subjects like sports (e.g., athletics, football, volleyball, swimming), visual arts (e.g., painting, ebru, photography), music (e.g., guitar, piano, Turkish folk music), and IT (e.g., software, robotics, office programs, coding).