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Greek Digital Tutoring Platform to Operate All Summer with Free Resources
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Greek Digital Tutoring Platform to Operate All Summer with Free Resources

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Greece's Digital Tutoring platform will remain open throughout the summer, offering free access to educational materials and revision exercises.
  • Over 260,000 students used the platform during the 2025-2026 school year.
  • Future plans include live lessons for high school grades and AI-powered personalized learning tools.

Greece's Ministry of Education announced that the Digital Tutoring platform will continue its services throughout the summer months, providing students with free access to educational content, revision materials, and recorded lessons. This initiative aims to support students in their preparation for the upcoming academic year.

Our students will have access all summer to the educational material so they can prepare better for the next school year.

— Sofia ZacharakiGreece's Minister of Education, highlighting the platform's availability during the summer break.

During the 2025-2026 school year, the free digital educational platform served over 260,000 students and graduates, with a total user base exceeding 410,000. Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki stated that students will have access to the material all summer to enhance their preparation for the next school year. She emphasized the government's commitment to investing in digital tools that make knowledge more accessible, modern, and equitable.

Zacharaki described the Digital Tutoring platform as a significant intervention to promote equal opportunities in education, offering free academic support regardless of a student's location or family's financial situation. The platform currently covers 45 nationwide examined subjects and includes 186 recorded lessons, revision exercises, and mock exams simulating the national university entrance tests.

We continue to invest in digital tools that make knowledge more accessible, more modern, and fairer for all.

— Sofia ZacharakiEmphasizing the government's commitment to digital education.

Looking ahead, the Digital Tutoring platform is set to expand with live lessons for the first and second years of high school. Plans are also underway to develop new digital services, including AI-powered tools. The "EduAI" will offer personalized, real-time exercises tailored to each student's learning profile, while an "AI Tutor" will support foreign language instruction through digital guidance and customized materials.

The Digital Tutoring platform is one of the most important interventions for strengthening equality of opportunity in education.

— Sofia ZacharakiDescribing the platform's role in promoting educational equity.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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