NATIONAL EDUCATION AT THE BEGINNING OF 2001
STUDENT ORIENTED STUDIES
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1. ACCOMODATION SERVICES

In order to meet the accommodation needs of students getting education away from their families, studies to enlarge pensions are ongoing.

1.1. ACCOMODATION SERVICES PROVIDED BY MONE

Accommodation services provided by MONE are undertaken by nine general directorates and one department.

Table 82. Student Pensions in 2000-2001 academic year

Education Units

Pension Qty

Pension Capacity

General Directorate of Primary Education (*)

473

170 320

General Directorate of Secondary Education

266

49 458

General Directorate of Technical Education for Boys

132

23 631

General Directorate of Technical Education for Girls

31

3 767

General Directorate of Trade and Tourism Education

31

3 676

General Directorate of Teacher Training and Education

68

16 134

General Directorate of Religious Education

305

48 555

General Directorate of Special Education Guidance and Counseling

61

8 375

General Directorate of Private Education Institutions (*)

116

15 371

General Directorate of Health Affairs

1

200

Total

1 484

339 487

Note: Temporary information as of 01.10.2000.
(*) Provided on 29.11.2000.
Source: MONE APK

In 2000-2001 academic year;

  • Throughout the country, there are 1.4 thousand pensions with 339.4 thousand capacities.

  • Form the pensions connected to MONE, 28 % belongs to primary education, 60 % to secondary education, 6 % to private education and 6 % to special education.

  • The total expenses of 208 secondary education students having education at boarding schools under MONE is 41.607.360.000 TL and paid by National Education Foundation.

    • 1.2. ACCOMODATION SERVICES PROVIDED BY FOUNDATIONS, ASSOCIATIONS, REAL AND LEGAL PERSONS

    Foundations, associations, real and legal persons provide pension services to students in secondary education, mixed education and higher education.

    Table 83. Private Student Pensions in 2000-2001 Academic Year

    Pensions

    Number of Pension

    Number of Residing Students

    Total

    Girl

    Boy

    Mixed

    Total

    Girl

    Boy

    Secondary Education

    1 160

    145

    1 001

    14

    38 388

    4 922

    33 466

    Higher Education

    462

    196

    220

    46

    40 689

    16 200

    24 489

    Secondary Education + Higher Education

    553

    145

    380

    28

    5 152

    1 455

    3 697

    Total

    2 175

    486

    1 601

    88

    84 229

    22 577

    61 652

    Source: MONE Secondary Education Scholarships and Pensions Department

    Total Pension Bed Capacity: 162.212

    In 2000-2001 academic year;

  • There are 2.175 pensions 1.160 in secondary education, 462 in higher education and 553 in secondary education+higher education.

  • 53% of private student pensions belongs to secondary education, 21% higher education and 26 % secondary education+higher education.

  • The number of students accommodated in secondary education institutions is 38.3 thousand, in higher education institutions 40.6 thousand; secondary education+higher education institutions are 5.1 thousand.

  • 27% of the students accommodated in pensions is girls, 73% boys.

    • 1.3. ACCOMODATION SERVICES PROVIDED BY HIGHER EDUCATION CREDIT AND PENSIONS INSTITUTE

    Higher Education Credit and Pensions Institute (YURT-KUR) is a legal entity under MONE subject to provisions of private law, providing service with social purposes.

    Table 84. Pensions under Higher Education Credit and Pensions Institute in 2000-2001 Academic Year and Capacities

    Number of Province

    Number of District

    Number of Pension

    Bed Capacity in Pension

    Boy

    Girl

    Total

    73

    50

    183

    83 065

    92 496

    175 561

    Source: YURT-KUR
    Quantitative data as of 20.10.2000.

    In 2000-2001 academic year;

  • In 183 pensions in 73 provinces and 50 districts 92.4 thousand girls, 83.0 thousand boys totally 175.5 thousand students are provided with accommodation service.

  • 47% of students accommodated in pensions under YURT-KUR is boys, 53% girls.

  • 148.080 students who applied for residing in pensions under the Institution are provided with accommodation service as a whole with priority given to the girls.

  • Monthly pension fee applicable to students residing in normal pensions in 1999-2000 academic year was 6 million TL. In 2000-2001 academic year, this fee is determined as 12 million TL.

  • For special type of pensions (hotel type) subject to different fees, the monthly pension fee changes between 15 million TL and 75 million TL.

  • Assistance provided to students under the protection of State is increased to 1.4 million TL from 700.000 TL. Food is discounted by 20% compared to average market prices.

    • Within free accommodation services of YURT-KUR; free accommodation is provided to

  • 6.080 students from Turkic Republics and Turk and Relative Communities 763 being TÖMER students and 5.317 being university students,

  • 304 students with scholarships that have cultural agreements with our Government,

    • 47 students under the protection of State that are 9 girls and 38 boys.

     

    Graph 24. Number of Private Student Pensions in 2000-2001 Academic Year

    Source: Table 83

    Graph 25. Capacity Ratios of Pensions under YURTKUR in 2000-2001 Academic Year

    Source: Table 84

     
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