First, several interviews are conducted to determine the student’s suitability for the school. To assess both academic and social development, students are required to take a placement test and a language exam administered by the school. Additionally, a meeting with the school’s guidance counselors is part of the process. 

Your child must achieve a sufficient result in the placement test to be eligible for enrollment. 

Our school has been authorized to offer the IB Diploma Programme since 2008.

CIS Accreditation: Since 2008, our school has been accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS). This means all educational activities and practices meet global standards. 

Erasmus Plus Projects: The Erasmus+ Program is an EU grant program supporting education, training, internships, professional development, and youth activities, fostering international collaboration. The European Solidarity Corps (ESC) also supports volunteering and networking for community-benefiting projects. 

European Youth Parliament (EYP):The EYP initiative encourages European youth to become politically aware, responsible, and independent-thinking citizens. Launched in 1987, it now operates in 40 countries. 

International Youth Award: This program helps create dedicated global citizens by combining youth experiences with essential skills.  

Fulbright Teacher Exchange Programs: Established by a bilateral agreement in 1949, the Turkish Fulbright Education Commission supports university graduates, academics, artists, and officials with grants for education and living expenses.  

Rotary Club Long-Term Student Exchange: Rotary programs support youth exchanges in over 100 countries, helping students learn new languages, explore different cultures, and become global citizens. 

Our school offers German, French, and Spanish as second foreign languages. 

There are two mandatory club activity hours per week. Additionally, all facilities (gymnasiums, swimming pool, football field, basketball courts, tennis courts, table tennis room, etc.) are open to students until 6:00 PM on weekdays and until 2:00 PM on Saturdays. 

Yes, we offer transportation services to all directions on the Anatolian side.

No, all meals, including bread and desserts, are prepared in our school's kitchen according to hygiene standards. 

There is no scholarship exam. Scholarships are granted based on the student’s LGS percentile ranking. 

Marmara College offers a five-year education program, including a one-year preparatory class. 

Mathematics, Geometry, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology classes are conducted in English. 

From Grade 11 onwards, university exam preparations are intensified. Additional courses are provided by instructors with private tutoring experience, totaling approximately 530 hours in Grade 11 and 825 hours in Grade 12. 

Our school meets all educational needs. After daily classes, there are 75-minute study sessions. A schedule is shared with parents at the beginning of the year. 

IB education begins in Grade 11. Students must have a year-end grade of 70 or higher in Grade 10 and pass a written and oral exam to be accepted into the IB-DP class. 

Yes, the Science High School offers 6 hours of English and 2 hours of a second foreign language weekly. New students take an English placement test to determine their level. 

The average age of teachers is 42, with an average tenure of 7 years. 

Our requirements ensure students develop academically, socially, and cognitively, while also expressing themselves effectively. Strengthening critical thinking and acquiring proficiency in at least one foreign language is integral to our philosophy.

The process involves an interview with the guidance counselor and a meeting with the administration before final evaluation. 

Yes, we are an authorized PYP school. 

CIS Accreditation: Our school is accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS), ensuring educational activities meet global standards. 

Our school offers German and French as second foreign languages. 

There are two mandatory club activity hours per week. Facilities are available until 6:00 PM on weekdays and until 2:00 PM on Saturdays. 

Yes, we offer transportation services to all directions on the Anatolian side. 

No, all meals are prepared in our school's kitchen, including bread and desserts. 

Yes, new students meet their teachers before school starts to facilitate a smooth transition. 

We follow the Ministry of Education curriculum alongside the PYP to encourage inquiry-based learning. 

Academic and social developments are monitored, and students are guided toward relevant school clubs. 

Students are paired with the most suitable teachers based on evaluations.