Near East Primary School’s 285 students who took the Cambridge University Young Learners Exam successfully passed the exam and achieved a 100% success rate.
Near East Pre-School and Near East Primary School students achieved great success in the ‘Cambridge University Young Learners exams prepared by Cambridge University. All of the 285 Near Eastern students who took the exam successfully passed the exam and achieved a 100% success rate.

Students studying at Near East Primary School, Near East Yeniboğaziçi Primary School and Dr. Suat Günsel Kyrenia Primary School receive “Bilingual” education with the curriculum prepared in cooperation with Cambridge University Press, starting from Pre-School. In practice, where foreign language education starts from the very beginning of education, at the preschool level, students are educated by a Turkish kindergarten teacher and a native-speaker kindergarten teacher teach Turkish and English simultaneously. In addition, starting from the preschool level, French language teaching is also provided to help students acquire another foreign language.

Near Eastern students, who became ready for the future by improving themselves in English and French with the qualified education they received, achieved a 100% success rate in the “DELF Premium” exams organized by the French Institute and approved by the French Ministry of National Education. 285 Near Eastern students, who performed the same success level in English exams, also achieved a 100% success rate in the ‘Cambridge University Young Learners exam.

Ertan Aligüllü: “The success of our students in the internationally recognized language exams that are valid for life is not a coincidence, it is for sure a result of our education model that we implement with our qualified education staff.”
Expressing his happiness that all students who took the Cambridge University Young Learners’ exam successfully passed the exam after their 100% success rate in the DELF Premium exam, Near East Primary Education Head Ertan Aligüllü said, “Our students’ achievement rate is not coincidental, it is a result of our education model that we implement with our qualified education staff”.

Congratulating all of his students who successfully passed the DELF Prim and Young Learners exams, Aligüllü said, “With just a few days before the start of the 2023-2024 academic year, we continue to work to prepare an educational environment where our students will add new ones to their academic, sports and cultural achievements.”