Under the program, students will be offered free technology training in 132 DENEYAP technology workshops in 81 provinces across Türkiye for 36 months. Applications can be submitted until March 30, 2026 at www.deneyap.org.
During the 2025-2026 school year, students in 4th, 5th, 8th grade, high school, and 9th grade can apply for the program. Anyone who successfully completes the training is entitled to a certificate.
Training in 11 different areas
In workshops; Free courses are offered in design and production, robotics and coding, electronic programming and Internet of Things, advanced robotics, cybersecurity, energy technologies, aerospace technologies, software technologies, materials science and nanotechnology, mobile applications and artificial intelligence.
The student selection process consists of three phases
The admission process for students to the DENEYAP Technology Workshops consists of three phases. Candidates who meet the application requirements first take the online e-exam. Students who successfully pass the e-examination advance to the online training and task completion phase. Candidates who complete this process will be invited to take the practice exam. Students who successfully pass all levels are entitled to 36 months of free technology training.
Young people's enthusiasm for making technology is growing
DENEYAP Technology Workshops were launched in Istanbul in 2017 as a project of the Turkish Technology Team Foundation. The project was included in the President's 100 Day Action Program in 2018 and expanded to the whole of Türkiye in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Technology, the Ministry of Youth and Sports, TÜBİTAK and the Turkish Technology Team Foundation.
In 2024, 156,000 students applied for the program, which accepts students every two years. The great interest in the program showed that the enthusiasm of young people in Türkiye for making technology is increasing every year.
The program has crossed the borders of Türkiye and has been implemented in four different countries; The aim is to develop young people's analytical thinking, problem-solving and teamwork skills and to make them strong actors in a technologically developing future.
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