Minister of National Education Mahmut Özer noted that 5 citizens benefited from the 820 courses opened within the scope of lifelong learning in order to enable citizens to participate in social and cultural activities in the provinces where the earthquake disaster occurred.
The studies carried out by the Ministry of National Education General Directorate of Lifelong Learning to ensure that citizens have access to education within the scope of lifelong learning continue in the regions where the earthquake disaster occurred.
Minister of National Education Mahmut Özer stated that a total of 10 support and coordination centers were opened within the scope of lifelong learning, including 45 buildings, 10 tents, 1 containers and 66 mobile vehicle, depending on the situation in the region, in ten provinces after the disaster struck. So far, 5 thousand 820 citizens have benefited from the 79 courses opened in our support and coordination centers where activities are carried out.” said.
Özer noted that a total of 5 Ministry personnel, of which 494 were master trainers, were assigned as trainers in these courses.
Pointing out that the installation of 102 textile production machines has been completed in the support and coordination centers in the organization of maturation institutes and public education centers, Özer said, “In these machines, a total of 6 products of many types, including bed linen, pajamas, t-shirts, skirts, baby blankets and underwear, are manufactured. done. In this context, the tailoring needs of our citizens staying in tents are also met.” used the phrases.
Özer also said that the procurement process of 375 textile production machines to be used in public education and support coordination centers in the earthquake zone has been started and that the procurement process is expected to be completed within 10 days.
Emphasizing that they offer access to multi-dimensional education within the scope of lifelong learning in order to provide education opportunities to citizens of all age groups in the broadcast of formal education, Minister Özer said, “We care very much that our citizens in this region participate in education as much as our children in the disaster area meet with education. We will continue to serve our citizens with social and cultural activities in these course centers in the earthquake zone.” made its assessment.