TED Izmir College

The school emphasizes digital citizenship, integrating a curriculum that covers internet safety, copyright, cyberbullying, privacy, digital identity, and media literacy across all K12 levels. It is accredited by Common Sense Education and maintains a focus on values education and sustainable practices, such as the Eco House and Kindi Farm initiatives.

The school offers a structured academic program spanning preschool, primary, middle, and high school levels. The curriculum includes core branch subjects, international programs, and specialized preparation for both domestic and international university admissions. Instruction is supported by departments for program development and measurement and evaluation.

Students achieve success in national and international arenas, including high performance in LGS and YKS examinations. Graduates have secured placements at prestigious international institutions, such as the MacDuffie School in the USA, and students have earned recognition in European and World championships in sports like chess.

The school provides psychological counseling and guidance (PDR) services across all levels, from preschool to high school. These services support students' academic, social, and emotional development throughout their educational journey.

The school conducts a scholarship examination for prospective students. The examination for the 2026 period is scheduled for January 11, 2026, with the application window opening on December 11, 2025, and closing on January 7, 2026. Detailed guidance and application procedures are provided through the school's online examination system.

The school operates on an academic calendar that includes key events such as examinations, graduation ceremonies, and term transitions. For the 2025-2026 academic year, specific dates are managed through an online event calendar accessible to the school community.

The campus is situated on a 15,046-square-meter plot, featuring 14,573 square meters of indoor space and 3,560 square meters of open play areas. Facilities include specialized classrooms, laboratories (including iMAC and robotics labs), libraries, art and music studios, a drama salon, and a radio/recording studio. Sports infrastructure comprises a closed sports hall, basketball courts, a tennis court, and an gymnastics/dance hall, complemented by a 500-capacity dining hall and a 350-person multi-purpose hall.

Students participate in a variety of clubs and activities designed to foster social and skill development. Offerings include student clubs across primary, middle, and high school levels, such as the Sigma STEAM Club, maritime clubs, and various arts and sports activities. The school also hosts events like arts exhibitions, folk dance nights, and radio broadcasting initiatives.