Private ENKA Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School is one of the first private technical high schools in Türkiye where all students receive fully scholarship-based education. Our school started its educational activities in its temporary building in 2008 and moved to its modern campus in 2010. Education is provided in the fields of Industrial Automation, Machine Technologies, and Chemical Technologies.
Our aim is to provide our students with a strong technical background, as well as a sense of responsibility, professional ethics, moral values, and social awareness. In this direction, our students are educated as qualified individuals who can work in the R&D departments of industrial sectors, contribute added value to production processes, and be qualified individuals in the field of vocational and technical education.
Our vision is to be an exemplary institution in vocational and technical education with an educational approach worthy of the ENKA name and to educate the technical experts of the future.
Our school is located on a modern campus with 30,750 m² of green space and 15,000 m² of indoor space in the Kocaeli Machinery Specialized Organized Industrial Zone. Our school has a total of 13 workshops belonging to the fields of Computer-Aided Machine Manufacturing, Industrial Automation, and Chemical Technologies departments, as well as a cafeteria, sports hall, and social areas. Our students share these facilities with the Science and Technology High School located on the same campus.
Our education program is continuously developed in line with collaborations established with vocational education institutions abroad, and our students receive practical education in physics, chemistry, and biology laboratories, a LEGO robotics workshop, a model aircraft and drone workshop, a science center, a visual arts workshop, and an orchestra hall. Project-based education is implemented with state-of-the-art CNC machines, mechatronics workshops, and 3D printing facilities; students have the opportunity to turn the projects they design into production.
Technical trips are organized to enable our students to become familiar with industry at an early stage and experience the culture of production. Vocational internship opportunities are provided within the scope of sister-school projects abroad, and with the sponsorship of the Machinery Specialized Organized Industrial Zone Directorate, students participate in English language education programs in England.
In order to strengthen foreign language education, a certain number of our students have the opportunity to participate in English language education programs in England every year with the contribution of the Machinery Specialized Organized Industrial Zone Directorate.
In addition, our students participate in club activities such as Model United Nations, English drama, and social responsibility projects, and take an active role in sustainability projects.
