Don't Forget to Register to Become a Student at Mektep Melikgazi!

Registration has begun for young people who want to become students at Mektep Melikgazi School of Social Sciences, established in collaboration with the Kayseri Governorate and Melikgazi Municipality and preparing for its second academic year.

Application Deadline: September 25th..

Melikgazi Mayor Assoc. Prof. Dr. provided information about Mektep Melikgazi, which will be attended by 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. Mustafa Palancıoğlu said, "As a municipality that prioritizes youth and education, we continue to support our youth through our educational projects. Young people are precious to us because the future will be shaped in their hands. We are starting the second year of the Mektep Melikgazi Social Sciences School, which we established last year in collaboration with the Kayseri Governor's Office. Mektep Melikgazi exists to support our young people in becoming more well-rounded and to help them excel in their areas of interest. Last year, many of our students joined our school and improved themselves. In other words, they made the best investment in themselves. Registration for the new term has begun. We provide our training at the Filinta Mansion, a historic mansion in the Gülük neighborhood. Here, young people will receive high-quality training from expert instructors in fields such as logic, sociology, psychology, philosophy, literature, digitalization, history, cinema and music, and English. We also support our education with exhibitions, talks, and theater plays. "At our school, where we aim to cultivate leaders, students will hopefully enhance their intellectual development, critical thinking skills, and social awareness. The application deadline is September 25th. Participation is free. You can apply at https://ulakbel.melikgazi.bel.tr/WebBasvuru/mektepmelikgazibasvuruformu#/ We welcome all students from 9th, 10th, and 11th grades who wish to participate. We will continue to support our young people with our educational projects, new schools, and new libraries," he said.