Turkish schoolchildren will be taught digital skills on a Kazakhstani platform.

In the current academic year, several schools in Turkey will incorporate the CodiPlay digital project, developed by young Kazakh IT specialists, into their curriculum. The project is already successfully operating in 13 countries, including the United Kingdom, South Korea, and Saudi Arabia. By using gamification elements, the Kazakh startup helps schoolchildren develop critical thinking and creativity skills, teaching them programming and robotics in an engaging, game-based format.

The Kazakh educational technology startup CodiPlay was launched in 2021 and is now one of the fastest-growing companies in the country, with an estimated business valuation of $100 million. Currently, the project has attracted 950,000 active users worldwide.

CodiPlay offers educational solutions that allow children to learn the basics of programming and robotics in a playful manner. The CodiPlay system consists of three key components: the CodiPlay app, the CodiKit robotics kit, and the CodiTeach platform for teachers.

Notably, schools affiliated with Turkey's largest educational foundation, Yetev, and the American schools Istanbul American School, are currently connecting to the CodiPlay system.