Touching a child’s development

Ever since I was a small child, my father has been taking broken things and making them whole again. He used to repair everything in our home and car. As I watched him repairing things, I wanted to be like him.

During school, I did well in lessons that required practical and artistic skills. Thanks to my father, I started my current educational journey in 2002. At the end of three years, I successfully graduated from my high school and, because of my teachers’ great dedication, was fully equipped with the necessary skills.

After graduating from the technical education programme, I gained work experience in the private sector for two years. Vocational education is not just about lessons. Developing the knowledge and skills required by individuals to perform effectively in the workplace is highly important.

Transferring the necessary skills to children creates an opportunity for a better life. Playing a role in a child’s development physically, emotionally and intellectually is priceless.