Minister of National Education Mahmut Özer noted that vocational and technical high schools with revolving funds increased their income by 2023 percent in the first quarter of 175 compared to the previous year, from 340 million liras to approximately 932 million liras. Özer said, “Our vocational high schools are taking firm steps towards the production target of 2023 billion liras in 3,5.” said.
Minister of National Education Mahmut Özer stated that within the framework of strengthening the "education-production-employment" cycle in vocational and technical education, they always support the production activities of schools in revolving fund enterprises in order to enable students to learn by doing in real production environments:
“Our vocational high schools are taking firm steps towards their 2023 billion lira production target in 3,5. Our vocational and technical high schools, which have revolving funds, increased their income by 2023 percent in the first quarter of 175 compared to the previous year, from 340 million liras to 932 million liras.
Istanbul Arnavutköy Mehmet Akif Ersoy Multi-Program Anatolian High School with an income of 48 million TL from the production of electrical and electronic technology during January, February and March, Gaziantep Şehitkamil GAHİB Carpeting and Foreign Trade Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in the field of food and beverage services with an income of approximately 22 million TL. Beylerbeyi Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School, again from our Şehitkamil district, became our first three schools that contributed the most to the economy with their production in the field of textile technology.”
Top five cities with the highest income
Özer also gave information about the top five provinces with the highest income in the first three months of 2023 within the scope of the revolving fund operation. Gaziantep increased its revenue to 148 million 223 thousand. Ankara was third with 110 million 497 thousand liras in revenue, and Konya was fourth with 85 million 71 thousand liras. Şanlıurfa, on the other hand, ranked fifth with an income of 48 million 451 thousand liras. In the first three months of 40, the areas with the highest revenue were food and beverage services, furniture and interior design, metal technology, accommodation and travel services and chemical technology. he said.
Vocational high school students received a share of 48 million lira from the income obtained
Minister Özer pointed out that students and teachers also benefit from this income obtained within the scope of the revolving fund, “This production makes a great contribution both to the learning processes of the students and to the country's economy. In this context, out of the 932 million liras earned in the first three months, our students will receive 48 million liras; Our teachers also received a share of 132 million liras.” said.