We are aware of the need for 'skill', that is, the practical face of knowledge that touches life, or 'to be able to use knowledge in daily life' in today's world.

In our workshops, we aim to use high-level knowledge, transform knowledge into action, and develop new designs and applications.

We provide skills training to our students in two groups: daily life skills and basic life skills. These are skills such as daily living skills, personal care, balanced life skills, the ability to organize and use daily living spaces, the ability to exhibit appropriate behavior in social areas, and the ability to organize economic life.

Basic life skills are skills such as effective reading and writing skills, communication skills, information and data collection skills, decision making skills, social participation skills, ability to use information technologies, observation skills, problem solving skills, research skills, and entrepreneurship skills.

In addition to these skills, we provide skills such as art skills, sports skills, healthy nutrition skills that our children and young people need.

An individual with daily and basic life skills can criticize yourself, make correct and impartial judgments, develop criteria, and correct your own mistakes with the methods you have determined. Can set goals and objectives, establish cause-effect relationships correctly, put options in order of importance and priority.