When Turkey joined most of the rest of the world in mid-March to shut down non-essential activities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading vocational educational and training institutions adopted a wide variety of strategies. But they shared one advantage: thanks to past experience with the use of information technology, digital content and televised lessons, they moved more quickly to adjust to the new reality than many peers in other places.

“We were lucky because our technological...

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