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High School
Investigative
and Futurist
Our priority at the Private Sezin High School is to ensure that every student has the ability to shape their own future. At our high school, which functions as a ?Life Center,? our students can collectively enrich their lives and realize their dreams by obtaining knowledge and sharing what they have learned. They actively participate in many projects and activities in academic, social, national and international fields. In short, they learn by doing.

The wide range of high school activities encourage our students to take initiative, to think and act socially, to dream, and to work towards their dreams. As their preferences start to become clearer, our students learn to see failure as an opportunity to try again on their path towards a specific goal.

Our training program, which we support through international projects, field studies and conferences, allows our students to learn at least two foreign languages. Embracing intercultural communication and interaction, our students design their own future from a futuristic perspective and do not limit their lives in fear of taboos.

While creating our High School road map within the scope of individual and process-oriented education philosophy, we aim to use our academic programs and tools to:

  • Enable students to create their own story,
  • Provide follow-up, analyses and support to meet all needs for university preparation,
  • Help students reach their highest individual potential even if National Examination Systems change,
  • Provide an additional step to their learning through experience, experiments and production; awaken their curiosity about scientific studies and create permanent acquisition through field work,
  • Determine special interests through workshops and laboratory studies, and create a better understanding when it comes to career selection, 
  • Promote well-rounded education through national and international projects; help them gain universal competencies required by both social and professional life,
  • Transform the student’s academic achievements into social consciousness and community awareness,
  • Create a scholastic experience that will support individual differences and needs outside of class through varied learning tools.

    • At our High School, Turkish Language and Literature courses are designed to help our students develop their reading, comprehension and communication skills through the use of correct and effective Turkish, and educate them in Turkish and world literature. Consisting of selected literary works from Turkey and the world, this program teaches our students about different literary genres in depth, pushes them to consider the effects of the relationship between the past, present and future on humanity and society as a whole, and how these effects are reflected in the selected works.

      Our students not only develop their language skills, but also obtain cultural accumulation and an understanding of aesthetics within the scope of our curriculum, which is enriched with creative writing, reading and critique workshops, story contests and writer interviews.

    • Taught in English, our Mathematics curriculum aims to assist our students in approaching mathematics with self-confidence and using mathematical concepts and systems in everyday life as well as in other areas of learning. Our students learn to use scientific terminology in analysis, synthesis, modeling and problem-solving processes to logically prove their ideas and to achieve alternative solutions. In addition to acquiring these skills, they are taught about the historical development of mathematics and its essential role in human existence.

      Within the curriculum’s framework, the aim is for students to gain mastery of all aspects of mathematics through international competitions organized by ASMA (American Scholastic Mathematics Association) and AMC (American Mathematics Competition), as well as activities such as Pi Day, orienteering and pictograms.

    • In our Science curriculum, students will be able conduct research that adheres to scientific ethics and effectively use English as a scientific language. Students strengthen their experimental design and application skills through laboratory studies, and understand the importance of Science in our daily lives by performing case and cause-and-effect analyses. Our program, designed to nurture a sense of curiosity, also contributes to the development of observation skills, critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making.

      Students who participate in international competitions for experiments, articles and projects have the opportunity to share their achievements at a global level. They continue to explore the world of Science and innovation through activities such as Magic Chemistry, Invention Challenge, Caretakers of Environment International and Young Masters.
    • The aim of our Social Studies curriculum is to help our students gain awareness about the society they live in by adopting the principle of “from micro to macro” and express and defend their ideas and observations within a logical and experiential framework. Understanding the past-present-future relationship as a whole, our students learn the concepts of ethics, democracy and tolerance while learning about the value of intellectual heritage. They recognize and understand the cultures and religions that have been influential throughout human history; and develop mechanisms to adapt to a changing lifestyle.
       
      The partnerships and projects we carry out with NGOs, associations and universities enable our students to fully grasp and implement what they have learned. 
    • Our High School curriculum aims to make our students Advanced Level English Users (C1-C2) as detailed in the European Languages Common Framework Program. The intensive English program we implement in the preparatory year aims to help students develop all their language skills in order to be able to follow the international curricula of our High School. Our program has been approved by Cambridge Assessment International Education, and Cambridge IGCSE ESL curriculum is taught at the 9th and 10th grade level. Our High School students also attend a literature course in which they study the important works of English and American literature.
       
      Each year, students who represent our school in international conferences and contests such as MUN and EYP have the opportunity to develop language skills through debates, competitions and events in the school. They take international exams, such as the SAT, TOEFL, IELTS, and document their language skills. 

    • At our High School, the Modern Languages program gives our students the opportunity to develop four basic language skills simultaneously in their chosen language: German, French or Spanish. Our teaching materials, selected according to the language reference levels foreseen by the European Languages Common Framework Programme and enriched by our teachers, aim to get our students to the independent user (B1)  level.

      Through long-term international exchange programs and interactive projects, our students have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the culture of the language they learn and to use their language skills by communicating with other students in their own age groups. In yearly events such as “Modern Languages Culture Day”, they combine their language skills with their performing arts skills. In addition to these activities, they also participate as a group in theater and musical activities exhibited in the languages they learn and continue their learning processes outside the school.

      Our students can also choose to receive international language certificates that certify their language skills by participating in the FIT, DELF, and DELE exams.

    • Based on the reality that each individual is a digital citizen in the contemporary world, the Computer Science course in our preparatory year focuses on topics such as getting familiar with computer systems, using social media in a safe and ethical manner, access to accurate information and product creation. Algorithms, computer-based, non-computer-based, and robotic coding studies enable our students to think analytically and produce various solutions to problems.

      All High School students participate in training, seminars and workshops on the correct use of technology, ways to access information, security and ethics in the virtual environment, and increase their awareness in these areas. When testing their knowledge in 3D and web design competitions, they also have the opportunity to share the skills they learned with younger age groups.
    • Music lessons can be taken as an elective in our High School. Students who choose this course are assessed by their teachers as the beginning of the year. Teachers then determine an instrument (piano, guitar, violin, or transverse flute) according to their predisposition and competence. Each student carries out the music lesson on a separate classroom with their instrument group and teacher. Music theory studies are also performed in the courses.
       
      Students who have reached a certain level in instrument can audition for the Sezin Philharmonic Orchestra. They can perform alone or in a group in the “New Year Concert”, recitals and talent show.
    • In the Visual Arts elective, students develop their own original style of expression by using their creativity and by connecting different movements, disciplines and techniques. They use various techniques such as lines, pattern, texture and composition, as well as various materials ranging from wood and waste materials to mosaic paste and wall paints. At this level, they continue to explore the history of art by focusing on the “Renaissance”  era.
       
      Within this course, students study historical monuments in Istanbul and surrounding cities, closely follow cultural art activities and meet contemporary artists in our school during “Artist Meetings” event.
    • The goal of our Physical Education class is to help our students understand that sport constitutes a lifelong discipline and to strengthen their movement, leadership and collaboration skills; their sense of responsibility; and their ability to make quick and accurate decisions while developing their self-confidence and self-esteem. Students who participate in various sports and who learn sports culture also adopt health-enhancing knowledge and skills to use in their daily life and personal growth. Within this curriculum they also gain knowledge about the historical development of sports in Turkey and the world, and about the importance and the role of sporting activities in the physical, social and emotional development of the disabled and those in need of special education.
       
      At the high school level we have basketball, volleyball and swimming teams in the ”Youth Category.”
    • Private Sezin High School Guidance and Counseling Services helps all students make functional and realistic decisions and solve academic, social and emotional issues. Adopting the preventive counselling approach, they organize individual interviews, interactive presentations, seminars, and workshops for students as well as parents. Some of the main themes in these events are adolescence, anxiety management, motivation, technology use and empathy.

Academic projects are a multi-faceted field in which knowledge and mental processes are applied to daily life through applications and research, inquiry and curiosity are encouraged, and learning is presented to students as an exciting experience. Our projects play a key role in our students’ comprehension of the course content and in their self-exploration through experiential learning. 

Field trips, indoor and outdoor presentation, exhibitions and demonstrations, collaborations with NGOs, national and international conferences, school partnerships, European Union exchange programs and field work are designed to strengthen large and small-scale sharing and interactions in our high school. 

Through the academic projects at our High School, our students: 

  • Gain original thinking skills,
  • Improve questioning skills through their curiosity,
  • Identify problems and find flexible and dynamic solutions,
  • Build their research skills and get to know their materials,
  • Work across different fields and disciplines,
  • Adapt their individual skills to working in teams,
  • Plan processes to convert their work into end-products of various qualities,
  • Achieve sustainable learning habits by archiving their work.

Academic projects performed by our students in high school can be divided into two categories:

  • National Projects
  • International Projects and School Partnerships

    • Students at our high school have the opportunity to assume active roles and responsibilities in projects that are planned in line with the academic expectations of their grade. Some examples of our national projects are:

      1. The “In the Footsteps of Anatolian Civilizations” project in 9th grade, comprised of a Çorum-Ankara field trip and field studies in Hattusa, Anıtkabir, the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations and Ethnography Museum,
      2. Field studies for the project “UNESCO World Heritage City: Safranbolu-Amasra” projects in 10th grade,
      3. A field trip to Anıtkabir, the “ODTÜ Teknokent Project”, and field studies in Ankara in 11th grade, 
      4. The “Migration and Refugees within the 21st Century” and “Social Inclusion Project” at all grade levels, 
      5. “Göbeklitepe-Şanlıurfa and Göbeklitepe Documentary Creation Project”in 10th grade,
      6. Field work for the “Ballıkayalar National Park Project” in 10th grade,
      7. Field work for the “Acarlar Floodplain Forest-Slow City Taraklı-Göynük Project” in 11th grade.

      In addition to these studies, the academic achievements of our students are also supported with multidimensional projects at different levels integrated with the course curriculum.

    • At our High School, a considerable number of international endeavors enrich the world view of students and contributes to their decision-making processes for the future. A wide range of international academic projects are carried out through school partnerships, field studies, multinational conferences, student exchanges and competitions.

      • Our international school partnerships:
        • Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium School Partnership / Freiburg-Germany
        • St.  Paul’s School School Partnership / Barcelona-Spain
        • Lycée de Fénelon Sainte-Marie School Partnership / Paris-France
        • The School at Columbia University / New York-USA
        • I.E.S. Val Miñor School Partnership / Nigrán-Spain
      • The “Sezin In the Footsteps of Technology” project, Stuttgart and Mercedes-Benz Museum field work
      • “The Road to Gaudí and Dalí Project”, Barcelona and Girona field work
      • “4 Countries; Unlimited Culture Project”, Freiburg-Strasbourg-Colmar-Basel field work
      •  The “Innovation and Design Project” in collaboration with Huawei/ Shenzhen-Beijing-Hong Kong-China field work
      • International MUN (Model United Nations) Conferences
        • Doha Georgetown MUN
        • Budapest BIMUN
        • Haarlem HMUN
        • Copenhagen BIGMUN
        • Milan Milan MUN

        • St. Petersburg Nevsky MUN
        • Lisbon IMUN
        • Dublin SAIMUN
        • London RCIMUN
        • St. Petersburg SPIMUN

      • AFS Student Exchange Program participation:
        • Munich-Germany
        • Madrid-Spain
        • Paris-France
        • Bologna-Italy
        • Venice-Italy
        • Sicily-Italy 
      • “Bienvenido A Mi Mundo / Bienvenue Dans Mon Monde / Dünyama Hoş Geldin - IES Tegueste Project”
      • European Youth Parliament – EYP Conferences
        • Lahey EYP
        • Lisbon EYP
        • Madrid EYP
        • Munich EYP
        • Tirana EYP
        • Sarajevo EYP
      • ASMA (American Scholastic Mathematics Association) Mathematics Competition
      • Math League Mathematics Competition
      • Invention Challenge
      • Young Masters Programme (YMP)
      • Caretakers of Environment International (CEI) Conference

In the club activities performed at our school, our students have the opportunity to further their self-discovery while acquiring skills they will benefit from throughout their entire life. By participating in club activities throughout their entire school life, High School students:

  1. Experience a different area of interest and skill each semester. 
  2. Enrich their competencies according to their changing needs.
  3. Express themselves freely through an innovative and interdisciplinary approach.
  4. Use organizational and strategic communication skills together.
  5. Gain the ability to generate design-oriented solutions by combining scientific and social perspectives.
  6. Recognize that professional skills are not a status symbol, but a career scenario that enriches the quality of life.
  7. Discuss universal issues on international platforms.
  8. Adopt social responsibility as a life philosophy.
  9. Recognize the conditions for a healthy, high-quality lifestyle and achieve these conditions for themselves and their environment.
  10. Contribute to social development while enriching their lives through art and individual differences.
  11. Club activities at our High School are divided into five main categories:
      1. 3D Modeling and Press Club
      2. Invention Challenge - Cosmos Club
      3. Magic Chemistry Club
      4. Programming Club 
      1. EYP (European Youth Parliament)
      2. MUN (Model United Nations)
      3. Futurism Club
      4. Career Planning Club
      5. Social Responsibility Club
      1. Drumming Club
      2. Drama Club
      3. Photography ClubTour Guiding Club
      4. The Faces of Istanbul Club
      5. Short Film and Documentary Club
      6. Breathe Life Into Words Literature Club
      7. Ukulele Club
      1. Bicycle and Trekking Club
      2. Outdoor Sports and Climbing Club
      3. Football Club
      4. Table Tennis Club
      5. Pilates Club
      6. Swimming - CrossFit Club
      1. Mind Games Club
      2. Humor Club
      3. Stage English Club
      4. Food and Cake Club

At Sezin, our students often ponder how they can contribute to the future, and find many opportunities at our school to answer this question and affect the lives of others.
Knowing that social responsibility extends beyond financial donations, students contribute to the solutions of local and global issues through their personal methods. They raise awareness on many issues through the projects they develop, and encounter experiences that change their own perspectives.

Social responsibility projects implemented by our students push them to: 

  1. Become individuals who are aware of social issues and changes,
  2. Contribute to society by producing and going beyond charity donations,
  3. Interact instead of stereotyping, and not be afraid of differences,
  4. Be aware of their opportunities and shortcomings while supporting others,
  5. Build organizational and leadership skills.

Our High School students conduct social responsibility projects in five main areas: 

    • Our students perform joint projects and collaborate with 11 national and international NGOs.  In these activities, students:

      1. Organize joint training and presentations in order to raise awareness about the importance of NGOs.
      2. Take part in the organization of NGO events or participate in their activities.
      3. Support NGOs through various internal projects.
      4. Prepare products to support groups in need, and organize educational activities such as theater performances, etc.

    • Our students conduct community service in their neighborhood as well as at sister schools in Samsun, Kars, Balıkesir and Kütahya. In these activities, students:

      1. Organize educational activities in fields such as foreign language, dance and painting for different age groups.
      2. Share events such as art shows and skill workshops held at our school with our sister schools. 
      3. Organize support groups by determining problems and needs.
      4. Develop social awareness and gain cultural enrichment by experiencing the differences between villages and cities. 
      5. Provide on-site support for the improvement of educational and training conditions. Renovate the ateliers and libraries of the schools that we are partnering with.

    • Our students work effectively to break the stereotypes and judgments surrounding disadvantaged groups, including the disabled, the elderly, the homeless, migrants and refugees, and to build and spread culture of inclusion. In these activities, students:

      • Conduct workshops, arts and sports activities with disabled groups.
      • Volunteer for organizations that support homeless individuals through their own work and organized campaigns. 
      • Organize events for the elderly during regular visits to nursing homes.
      • Organize campaigns for socio-economic issues on an international scale.
      • Organize educational activities such as panels, etc. in order to raise awareness on the problems surrounding refugees.
    • In order to raise awareness about social equality and gender discrimination, our students give presentations and conduct activities appropriate for international criteria, both inside and outside the school. Each year, they have the opportunity to discuss issues related to social equality at national and international conferences they attend with their club of choice.

    • Having environmental awareness, valuing the life of all living things, and envisioning a future in line with these approaches is an important life philosophy for our students. To this end, our students: 

      1. Cooperate on projects with 5 national and 3 international NGOs.
      2. Contribute to the development of a productive culture through recycling and upcycling projects.
      3. Organize campaigns and projects to meet the food and shelter requirements of animals. 
      4. Hold presentations and panels to raise awareness about endangered species.

Bahadır Özkan
School Principal
Gamze Turgut
Academic Coordinator

Meral Yalçın
Deputy Principal
Vahdet Doğan
IB Coordinator & Deputy Principal

Didem Özcumalı
Deputy Principal

  1. Know how to obtain and evaluate scientific data.

  2. Recognize that they must occasionally take risks to succeed. 

  3. Do not let technology compromise their quality of life. 

  4. Are futurists concerned about the future.

  5. Are resolute and bravely defend their beliefs. 

  6. Know the importance of being fair.  

  7. Are citizens of the world and aware of social values. 

  8. Appreciate art and develops an aesthetic perspective.

Students develop appropriate prerequisites and make healthy choices through career planning studies that start in the preparatory class and continue until university selections. Their work processes are monitored and supported on the idea that ?Abilities and Preferences Can Change and Develop?.

Our school regularly conducts career meetings in order to inform students on topics such as university education, the expectations of professional life, the skills that must be acquired, and so on. An academic, business person, parent or a graduate who works in the chosen field visits our school and shares their experiences with our students.

Our 9th, 10th and 11th grade students are able to familiarize themselves with their profession of interest by interning in various companies through the Summer Internship Program.

At Sezin, university preparation is a process that begins with getting to know the student, continues with guiding activities, academic studies and selection counseling, and evolves into life counseling during and after the university period.

The first step is for students to engage in academic processes that will enable them to acquire the basic skills such as reading comprehension, inference, analysis and synthesis. Students who have acquired these skills, which are required in national and international examinations, can achieve success regardless of the test system. During this process, we determine the goals of the student by conducting studies and getting to know them.

Each student’s study program is planned according to several factors; the country where they want to study and the branch they prefer being the most important among them. Clubs, national and international projects, social responsibility projects and additional courses are planned in accordance with these preferences alongside their curriculum. 

In addition to planning for basic preferences, all students undergo the University Preparation Program. In this program, our students are able to make up any academic shortcomings, determined through exams implemented starting from 9th grade. Students in 11th and 12th grader study for the university entrance exam without requiring out of school support. All high school subjects are repeated at least 3 times to ensure permanent learning.  They develop time management skills through trial exams, gain familiarity with various language formats, and discover where they stand on the national level in Turkey. 

Our guidance and counseling activities continue throughout the university selection process. In addition to general student and parent groups meetings, we address all questions through individual interviews.

  • Click here to see the university placement results from previous years
    • University placement results of 2019 graduates

      • 2019 YKS ve üniversiteye yerleştirme sonuçlarına göre yurtiçi üniversite tercihi yapan, lise yaşamları boyunca yürüttükleri sosyal ve akademik çalışmalar ile yurtdışı üniversitelere başvuran öğrencilerimizin elde ettikleri %100 yerleşme oranı ve gösterdikleri başarılarıyla gurur duyduk. Tüm mezunlarımızı kutluyor ve başarılarının sürekli olmasını diliyor, bu başarıya ulaşılmasını sağlayan tüm eğitim kadromuza emekleri için teşekkür ediyoruz.

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As Sezin School International Academic Counseling Department, our aim is to provide the necessary support during both the decisions-making and the actual application process to our students who wish to continue their higher education abroad or who consider this option as an alternative.
One-on-one counseling sessions with our students and their parents, as well as periodic general informative meetings begin in middle school years and continue throughout high school.  In high school, our students prepare to continue their higher education abroad through our rich academic, social, cultural, and athletic programs, as well as the high level of English language and other foreign language (German, French and Spanish) programs offered at our school. Students who wish to participate in language programs, academic summer schools, or university preparatory programs abroad are guided to do so during this process.

At the end of 10th grade, students are offered to continue either in the Turkish high school diploma program, or the International Baccalaureate Program. In 10th and 11th grade years, informative meetings are held with students in the preliminary stages of the application process for overseas universities. At the beginning of 11th grade, our students meet with representatives of esteemed universities located in various countries to learn more about the processes that await them. And finally during their senior year, students are supported throughout the application processes according to their goals. 

According to studies performed by the Sezin Private School, our graduates are currently continuing their education in Europe, the USA, Canada, South America, and the Far East.
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High School
Investigative
and Futurist
High School
Educational Philosophy Academic Projects Clubs Social Responsibility School Management Sezin High School Student Career Planning University Preparation International Universities Counseling
01
Educational Philosophy
Our priority at the Private Sezin High School is to ensure that every student has the ability to shape their own future. At our high school, which functions as a ?Life Center,? our students can collectively enrich their lives and realize their dreams by obtaining knowledge and sharing what they have learned. They actively participate in many projects and activities in academic, social, national and international fields. In short, they learn by doing.

The wide range of high school activities encourage our students to take initiative, to think and act socially, to dream, and to work towards their dreams. As their preferences start to become clearer, our students learn to see failure as an opportunity to try again on their path towards a specific goal.

Our training program, which we support through international projects, field studies and conferences, allows our students to learn at least two foreign languages. Embracing intercultural communication and interaction, our students design their own future from a futuristic perspective and do not limit their lives in fear of taboos.



02
Academic

While creating our High School road map within the scope of individual and process-oriented education philosophy, we aim to use our academic programs and tools to:

  • Enable students to create their own story,
  • Provide follow-up, analyses and support to meet all needs for university preparation,
  • Help students reach their highest individual potential even if National Examination Systems change,
  • Provide an additional step to their learning through experience, experiments and production; awaken their curiosity about scientific studies and create permanent acquisition through field work,
  • Determine special interests through workshops and laboratory studies, and create a better understanding when it comes to career selection, 
  • Promote well-rounded education through national and international projects; help them gain universal competencies required by both social and professional life,
  • Transform the student’s academic achievements into social consciousness and community awareness,
  • Create a scholastic experience that will support individual differences and needs outside of class through varied learning tools.

    • At our High School, Turkish Language and Literature courses are designed to help our students develop their reading, comprehension and communication skills through the use of correct and effective Turkish, and educate them in Turkish and world literature. Consisting of selected literary works from Turkey and the world, this program teaches our students about different literary genres in depth, pushes them to consider the effects of the relationship between the past, present and future on humanity and society as a whole, and how these effects are reflected in the selected works.

      Our students not only develop their language skills, but also obtain cultural accumulation and an understanding of aesthetics within the scope of our curriculum, which is enriched with creative writing, reading and critique workshops, story contests and writer interviews.

    • Taught in English, our Mathematics curriculum aims to assist our students in approaching mathematics with self-confidence and using mathematical concepts and systems in everyday life as well as in other areas of learning. Our students learn to use scientific terminology in analysis, synthesis, modeling and problem-solving processes to logically prove their ideas and to achieve alternative solutions. In addition to acquiring these skills, they are taught about the historical development of mathematics and its essential role in human existence.

      Within the curriculum’s framework, the aim is for students to gain mastery of all aspects of mathematics through international competitions organized by ASMA (American Scholastic Mathematics Association) and AMC (American Mathematics Competition), as well as activities such as Pi Day, orienteering and pictograms.

    • In our Science curriculum, students will be able conduct research that adheres to scientific ethics and effectively use English as a scientific language. Students strengthen their experimental design and application skills through laboratory studies, and understand the importance of Science in our daily lives by performing case and cause-and-effect analyses. Our program, designed to nurture a sense of curiosity, also contributes to the development of observation skills, critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making.

      Students who participate in international competitions for experiments, articles and projects have the opportunity to share their achievements at a global level. They continue to explore the world of Science and innovation through activities such as Magic Chemistry, Invention Challenge, Caretakers of Environment International and Young Masters.
    • The aim of our Social Studies curriculum is to help our students gain awareness about the society they live in by adopting the principle of “from micro to macro” and express and defend their ideas and observations within a logical and experiential framework. Understanding the past-present-future relationship as a whole, our students learn the concepts of ethics, democracy and tolerance while learning about the value of intellectual heritage. They recognize and understand the cultures and religions that have been influential throughout human history; and develop mechanisms to adapt to a changing lifestyle.
       
      The partnerships and projects we carry out with NGOs, associations and universities enable our students to fully grasp and implement what they have learned. 
    • Our High School curriculum aims to make our students Advanced Level English Users (C1-C2) as detailed in the European Languages Common Framework Program. The intensive English program we implement in the preparatory year aims to help students develop all their language skills in order to be able to follow the international curricula of our High School. Our program has been approved by Cambridge Assessment International Education, and Cambridge IGCSE ESL curriculum is taught at the 9th and 10th grade level. Our High School students also attend a literature course in which they study the important works of English and American literature.
       
      Each year, students who represent our school in international conferences and contests such as MUN and EYP have the opportunity to develop language skills through debates, competitions and events in the school. They take international exams, such as the SAT, TOEFL, IELTS, and document their language skills. 

    • At our High School, the Modern Languages program gives our students the opportunity to develop four basic language skills simultaneously in their chosen language: German, French or Spanish. Our teaching materials, selected according to the language reference levels foreseen by the European Languages Common Framework Programme and enriched by our teachers, aim to get our students to the independent user (B1)  level.

      Through long-term international exchange programs and interactive projects, our students have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the culture of the language they learn and to use their language skills by communicating with other students in their own age groups. In yearly events such as “Modern Languages Culture Day”, they combine their language skills with their performing arts skills. In addition to these activities, they also participate as a group in theater and musical activities exhibited in the languages they learn and continue their learning processes outside the school.

      Our students can also choose to receive international language certificates that certify their language skills by participating in the FIT, DELF, and DELE exams.

    • Based on the reality that each individual is a digital citizen in the contemporary world, the Computer Science course in our preparatory year focuses on topics such as getting familiar with computer systems, using social media in a safe and ethical manner, access to accurate information and product creation. Algorithms, computer-based, non-computer-based, and robotic coding studies enable our students to think analytically and produce various solutions to problems.

      All High School students participate in training, seminars and workshops on the correct use of technology, ways to access information, security and ethics in the virtual environment, and increase their awareness in these areas. When testing their knowledge in 3D and web design competitions, they also have the opportunity to share the skills they learned with younger age groups.
    • Music lessons can be taken as an elective in our High School. Students who choose this course are assessed by their teachers as the beginning of the year. Teachers then determine an instrument (piano, guitar, violin, or transverse flute) according to their predisposition and competence. Each student carries out the music lesson on a separate classroom with their instrument group and teacher. Music theory studies are also performed in the courses.
       
      Students who have reached a certain level in instrument can audition for the Sezin Philharmonic Orchestra. They can perform alone or in a group in the “New Year Concert”, recitals and talent show.
    • In the Visual Arts elective, students develop their own original style of expression by using their creativity and by connecting different movements, disciplines and techniques. They use various techniques such as lines, pattern, texture and composition, as well as various materials ranging from wood and waste materials to mosaic paste and wall paints. At this level, they continue to explore the history of art by focusing on the “Renaissance”  era.
       
      Within this course, students study historical monuments in Istanbul and surrounding cities, closely follow cultural art activities and meet contemporary artists in our school during “Artist Meetings” event.
    • The goal of our Physical Education class is to help our students understand that sport constitutes a lifelong discipline and to strengthen their movement, leadership and collaboration skills; their sense of responsibility; and their ability to make quick and accurate decisions while developing their self-confidence and self-esteem. Students who participate in various sports and who learn sports culture also adopt health-enhancing knowledge and skills to use in their daily life and personal growth. Within this curriculum they also gain knowledge about the historical development of sports in Turkey and the world, and about the importance and the role of sporting activities in the physical, social and emotional development of the disabled and those in need of special education.
       
      At the high school level we have basketball, volleyball and swimming teams in the ”Youth Category.”
    • Private Sezin High School Guidance and Counseling Services helps all students make functional and realistic decisions and solve academic, social and emotional issues. Adopting the preventive counselling approach, they organize individual interviews, interactive presentations, seminars, and workshops for students as well as parents. Some of the main themes in these events are adolescence, anxiety management, motivation, technology use and empathy.
03
Projects

Academic projects are a multi-faceted field in which knowledge and mental processes are applied to daily life through applications and research, inquiry and curiosity are encouraged, and learning is presented to students as an exciting experience. Our projects play a key role in our students’ comprehension of the course content and in their self-exploration through experiential learning. 

Field trips, indoor and outdoor presentation, exhibitions and demonstrations, collaborations with NGOs, national and international conferences, school partnerships, European Union exchange programs and field work are designed to strengthen large and small-scale sharing and interactions in our high school. 

Through the academic projects at our High School, our students: 

  • Gain original thinking skills,
  • Improve questioning skills through their curiosity,
  • Identify problems and find flexible and dynamic solutions,
  • Build their research skills and get to know their materials,
  • Work across different fields and disciplines,
  • Adapt their individual skills to working in teams,
  • Plan processes to convert their work into end-products of various qualities,
  • Achieve sustainable learning habits by archiving their work.

Academic projects performed by our students in high school can be divided into two categories:

  • National Projects
  • International Projects and School Partnerships

    • Students at our high school have the opportunity to assume active roles and responsibilities in projects that are planned in line with the academic expectations of their grade. Some examples of our national projects are:

      1. The “In the Footsteps of Anatolian Civilizations” project in 9th grade, comprised of a Çorum-Ankara field trip and field studies in Hattusa, Anıtkabir, the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations and Ethnography Museum,
      2. Field studies for the project “UNESCO World Heritage City: Safranbolu-Amasra” projects in 10th grade,
      3. A field trip to Anıtkabir, the “ODTÜ Teknokent Project”, and field studies in Ankara in 11th grade, 
      4. The “Migration and Refugees within the 21st Century” and “Social Inclusion Project” at all grade levels, 
      5. “Göbeklitepe-Şanlıurfa and Göbeklitepe Documentary Creation Project”in 10th grade,
      6. Field work for the “Ballıkayalar National Park Project” in 10th grade,
      7. Field work for the “Acarlar Floodplain Forest-Slow City Taraklı-Göynük Project” in 11th grade.

      In addition to these studies, the academic achievements of our students are also supported with multidimensional projects at different levels integrated with the course curriculum.

    • At our High School, a considerable number of international endeavors enrich the world view of students and contributes to their decision-making processes for the future. A wide range of international academic projects are carried out through school partnerships, field studies, multinational conferences, student exchanges and competitions.

      • Our international school partnerships:
        • Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium School Partnership / Freiburg-Germany
        • St.  Paul’s School School Partnership / Barcelona-Spain
        • Lycée de Fénelon Sainte-Marie School Partnership / Paris-France
        • The School at Columbia University / New York-USA
        • I.E.S. Val Miñor School Partnership / Nigrán-Spain
      • The “Sezin In the Footsteps of Technology” project, Stuttgart and Mercedes-Benz Museum field work
      • “The Road to Gaudí and Dalí Project”, Barcelona and Girona field work
      • “4 Countries; Unlimited Culture Project”, Freiburg-Strasbourg-Colmar-Basel field work
      •  The “Innovation and Design Project” in collaboration with Huawei/ Shenzhen-Beijing-Hong Kong-China field work
      • International MUN (Model United Nations) Conferences
        • Doha Georgetown MUN
        • Budapest BIMUN
        • Haarlem HMUN
        • Copenhagen BIGMUN
        • Milan Milan MUN

        • St. Petersburg Nevsky MUN
        • Lisbon IMUN
        • Dublin SAIMUN
        • London RCIMUN
        • St. Petersburg SPIMUN

      • AFS Student Exchange Program participation:
        • Munich-Germany
        • Madrid-Spain
        • Paris-France
        • Bologna-Italy
        • Venice-Italy
        • Sicily-Italy 
      • “Bienvenido A Mi Mundo / Bienvenue Dans Mon Monde / Dünyama Hoş Geldin - IES Tegueste Project”
      • European Youth Parliament – EYP Conferences
        • Lahey EYP
        • Lisbon EYP
        • Madrid EYP
        • Munich EYP
        • Tirana EYP
        • Sarajevo EYP
      • ASMA (American Scholastic Mathematics Association) Mathematics Competition
      • Math League Mathematics Competition
      • Invention Challenge
      • Young Masters Programme (YMP)
      • Caretakers of Environment International (CEI) Conference
04
Clubs

In the club activities performed at our school, our students have the opportunity to further their self-discovery while acquiring skills they will benefit from throughout their entire life. By participating in club activities throughout their entire school life, High School students:

  1. Experience a different area of interest and skill each semester. 
  2. Enrich their competencies according to their changing needs.
  3. Express themselves freely through an innovative and interdisciplinary approach.
  4. Use organizational and strategic communication skills together.
  5. Gain the ability to generate design-oriented solutions by combining scientific and social perspectives.
  6. Recognize that professional skills are not a status symbol, but a career scenario that enriches the quality of life.
  7. Discuss universal issues on international platforms.
  8. Adopt social responsibility as a life philosophy.
  9. Recognize the conditions for a healthy, high-quality lifestyle and achieve these conditions for themselves and their environment.
  10. Contribute to social development while enriching their lives through art and individual differences.
  11. Club activities at our High School are divided into five main categories:
      1. 3D Modeling and Press Club
      2. Invention Challenge - Cosmos Club
      3. Magic Chemistry Club
      4. Programming Club 
      1. EYP (European Youth Parliament)
      2. MUN (Model United Nations)
      3. Futurism Club
      4. Career Planning Club
      5. Social Responsibility Club
      1. Drumming Club
      2. Drama Club
      3. Photography ClubTour Guiding Club
      4. The Faces of Istanbul Club
      5. Short Film and Documentary Club
      6. Breathe Life Into Words Literature Club
      7. Ukulele Club
      1. Bicycle and Trekking Club
      2. Outdoor Sports and Climbing Club
      3. Football Club
      4. Table Tennis Club
      5. Pilates Club
      6. Swimming - CrossFit Club
      1. Mind Games Club
      2. Humor Club
      3. Stage English Club
      4. Food and Cake Club

05
Social Responsibility

At Sezin, our students often ponder how they can contribute to the future, and find many opportunities at our school to answer this question and affect the lives of others.
Knowing that social responsibility extends beyond financial donations, students contribute to the solutions of local and global issues through their personal methods. They raise awareness on many issues through the projects they develop, and encounter experiences that change their own perspectives.

Social responsibility projects implemented by our students push them to: 

  1. Become individuals who are aware of social issues and changes,
  2. Contribute to society by producing and going beyond charity donations,
  3. Interact instead of stereotyping, and not be afraid of differences,
  4. Be aware of their opportunities and shortcomings while supporting others,
  5. Build organizational and leadership skills.

Our High School students conduct social responsibility projects in five main areas: 

    • Our students perform joint projects and collaborate with 11 national and international NGOs.  In these activities, students:

      1. Organize joint training and presentations in order to raise awareness about the importance of NGOs.
      2. Take part in the organization of NGO events or participate in their activities.
      3. Support NGOs through various internal projects.
      4. Prepare products to support groups in need, and organize educational activities such as theater performances, etc.

    • Our students conduct community service in their neighborhood as well as at sister schools in Samsun, Kars, Balıkesir and Kütahya. In these activities, students:

      1. Organize educational activities in fields such as foreign language, dance and painting for different age groups.
      2. Share events such as art shows and skill workshops held at our school with our sister schools. 
      3. Organize support groups by determining problems and needs.
      4. Develop social awareness and gain cultural enrichment by experiencing the differences between villages and cities. 
      5. Provide on-site support for the improvement of educational and training conditions. Renovate the ateliers and libraries of the schools that we are partnering with.

    • Our students work effectively to break the stereotypes and judgments surrounding disadvantaged groups, including the disabled, the elderly, the homeless, migrants and refugees, and to build and spread culture of inclusion. In these activities, students:

      • Conduct workshops, arts and sports activities with disabled groups.
      • Volunteer for organizations that support homeless individuals through their own work and organized campaigns. 
      • Organize events for the elderly during regular visits to nursing homes.
      • Organize campaigns for socio-economic issues on an international scale.
      • Organize educational activities such as panels, etc. in order to raise awareness on the problems surrounding refugees.
    • In order to raise awareness about social equality and gender discrimination, our students give presentations and conduct activities appropriate for international criteria, both inside and outside the school. Each year, they have the opportunity to discuss issues related to social equality at national and international conferences they attend with their club of choice.

    • Having environmental awareness, valuing the life of all living things, and envisioning a future in line with these approaches is an important life philosophy for our students. To this end, our students: 

      1. Cooperate on projects with 5 national and 3 international NGOs.
      2. Contribute to the development of a productive culture through recycling and upcycling projects.
      3. Organize campaigns and projects to meet the food and shelter requirements of animals. 
      4. Hold presentations and panels to raise awareness about endangered species.

06
School Management

Bahadır Özkan
School Principal
Gamze Turgut
Academic Coordinator
Meral Yalçın
Deputy Principal
Vahdet Doğan
IB Coordinator & Deputy Principal
Didem Özcumalı
Deputy Principal
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Sezin High School Student


  1. Know how to obtain and evaluate scientific data.

  2. Recognize that they must occasionally take risks to succeed. 

  3. Do not let technology compromise their quality of life. 

  4. Are futurists concerned about the future.

  5. Are resolute and bravely defend their beliefs. 

  6. Know the importance of being fair.  

  7. Are citizens of the world and aware of social values. 

  8. Appreciate art and develops an aesthetic perspective.
08
Career Planning


Students develop appropriate prerequisites and make healthy choices through career planning studies that start in the preparatory class and continue until university selections. Their work processes are monitored and supported on the idea that ?Abilities and Preferences Can Change and Develop?.

Our school regularly conducts career meetings in order to inform students on topics such as university education, the expectations of professional life, the skills that must be acquired, and so on. An academic, business person, parent or a graduate who works in the chosen field visits our school and shares their experiences with our students.

Our 9th, 10th and 11th grade students are able to familiarize themselves with their profession of interest by interning in various companies through the Summer Internship Program.

09
University Preparation

At Sezin, university preparation is a process that begins with getting to know the student, continues with guiding activities, academic studies and selection counseling, and evolves into life counseling during and after the university period.

The first step is for students to engage in academic processes that will enable them to acquire the basic skills such as reading comprehension, inference, analysis and synthesis. Students who have acquired these skills, which are required in national and international examinations, can achieve success regardless of the test system. During this process, we determine the goals of the student by conducting studies and getting to know them.

Each student’s study program is planned according to several factors; the country where they want to study and the branch they prefer being the most important among them. Clubs, national and international projects, social responsibility projects and additional courses are planned in accordance with these preferences alongside their curriculum. 

In addition to planning for basic preferences, all students undergo the University Preparation Program. In this program, our students are able to make up any academic shortcomings, determined through exams implemented starting from 9th grade. Students in 11th and 12th grader study for the university entrance exam without requiring out of school support. All high school subjects are repeated at least 3 times to ensure permanent learning.  They develop time management skills through trial exams, gain familiarity with various language formats, and discover where they stand on the national level in Turkey. 

Our guidance and counseling activities continue throughout the university selection process. In addition to general student and parent groups meetings, we address all questions through individual interviews.

  • Click here to see the university placement results from previous years
    • University placement results of 2019 graduates

      • 2019 YKS ve üniversiteye yerleştirme sonuçlarına göre yurtiçi üniversite tercihi yapan, lise yaşamları boyunca yürüttükleri sosyal ve akademik çalışmalar ile yurtdışı üniversitelere başvuran öğrencilerimizin elde ettikleri %100 yerleşme oranı ve gösterdikleri başarılarıyla gurur duyduk. Tüm mezunlarımızı kutluyor ve başarılarının sürekli olmasını diliyor, bu başarıya ulaşılmasını sağlayan tüm eğitim kadromuza emekleri için teşekkür ediyoruz.

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10
International Universities Counseling

As Sezin School International Academic Counseling Department, our aim is to provide the necessary support during both the decisions-making and the actual application process to our students who wish to continue their higher education abroad or who consider this option as an alternative.
One-on-one counseling sessions with our students and their parents, as well as periodic general informative meetings begin in middle school years and continue throughout high school.  In high school, our students prepare to continue their higher education abroad through our rich academic, social, cultural, and athletic programs, as well as the high level of English language and other foreign language (German, French and Spanish) programs offered at our school. Students who wish to participate in language programs, academic summer schools, or university preparatory programs abroad are guided to do so during this process.

At the end of 10th grade, students are offered to continue either in the Turkish high school diploma program, or the International Baccalaureate Program. In 10th and 11th grade years, informative meetings are held with students in the preliminary stages of the application process for overseas universities. At the beginning of 11th grade, our students meet with representatives of esteemed universities located in various countries to learn more about the processes that await them. And finally during their senior year, students are supported throughout the application processes according to their goals. 

According to studies performed by the Sezin Private School, our graduates are currently continuing their education in Europe, the USA, Canada, South America, and the Far East.
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