Enerjisa Distribution Companies bringen die mobile Bildungszentrumstechnologie mit den Schülern zusammen

Enerjisa’s electricity distribution companies Başkent EDAŞ, Ayedaş, and Toroslar EDAŞ continue to provide training to students studying in the field of electricity-electronics and field teachers within the scope of vocational training activities for a better future in 14 provinces where distribution services are provided. With the project that aims to contribute to Turkey’s productivity and has been carried out with great dedication since 2018, training has been provided to more than 8,300 students and field teachers.

Başkent EDAŞ, Ayedaş, and Toroslar EDAŞ, which produce projects to contribute to a smarter and greener world with a focus on human and technology, have been continuing their collaboration with the Ministry of National Education since 2018 within the scope of vocational training activities in 14 provinces where they provide electricity distribution services without slowing down. The Mobile Education Center Project introduces the electricity distribution sector to engineering, technician, and technologist candidates and aims to contribute to their development to support the country’s productivity and employment.

According to the announcement, the project, which is a first in the sector and developed to support young people’s career development, has reached more than 8,300 students and field teachers. The project, which has been ongoing since 2018 in Istanbul, Hatay, Mersin, Adana, Gaziantep, Ankara, Bartın, Karabük, Çankırı, Kastamonu, and Kırıkkale, covers all the details of the journey of energy from the point where the responsibility of electricity distribution companies begins to consumers’ homes from start to finish. The training also includes occupational health and safety training, which is one of the most important topics in the electricity distribution sector.

Oğuzhan Özsürekci, General Manager of Enerjisa Distribution Companies, said, ‘Our Mobile Education Center, which is the first in the sector in Turkey, continues its work in the field with all its equipment. With the support of our Technical Development teams, we attach importance to showing the working principles of the distribution sector to young people, who are the future of the sector, in practice and introducing our sector to them. We aim to contribute to the productivity and employment of our country. In this context, we took a step towards creating a qualified workforce with the protocol we signed with the Ministry of National Education in 2018. We are happy to have reached more than 8,300 students and field teachers so far and to be part of an education that will benefit their development for a better future by taking this big step between the public sector and the private sector.’