The “Artificial Intelligence in Education Policy Document and Action Plan (2025–2029)”, published by Turkey’s Ministry of National Education, represents the country's National Artificial Intelligence Strategy and 12th Development Plan. It is available in both English and Turkish and its objective is to share Turkey’s approach on AI in education sphere and promote good practices. It is structured in four main objectives, 15 policies, and 40 actions.The plan focuses on using AI in an ethical, effective, and inclusive way across areas such as curriculum development, digital content creation, teacher training, and data analytics. It also has the objective to personalise learning by adapting teaching to each student’s needs, while keeping teachers central, by supporting their work.Strong emphasis is placed on ethics and equity, ensuring data protection, transparency, and equal access to AI benefits for all students. Key priorities include building AI literacy, improving teaching materials and assessment systems, enhancing career guidance, and enabling data-driven school management.Read the plan in details here.MethodologyThe “Artificial Intelligence in Education Policy Document and Action Plan (2025–2029)”, published by Turkey’s Ministry of National Education, represents the country's National Artificial Intelligence Strategy and 12th Development Plan. Additional informationIndustry - field of education and trainingGeneric programmes and qualifications not further definedEducation not further definedTarget audienceDigital skills in education.Digital skills for allGeographic scope - CountryTurkeyShow lessTarget languageEnglishGeographical sphereNational initiativeTarget groupHigh AchieversPersons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 7)Persons with 0-3 years work experiencePersons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 8)Persons with 3-10 years work experiencePersons with 10+ years work experiencePersons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 6)Website linkArtificial Intelligence in Education Policy Document and Action Plan (2025–2029)Log in to comment