• Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC): The BTEC program is a UK-based vocational education program that brings a new perspective to business and technological education, where Pearson-accredited curricula are implemented and evaluated. Aware of the importance of providing its students with the competencies of the professions they intend to have in the future, TED has offered the internationally recognized Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC) programs to its students in university and business life. BTEC programs are internationally recognized and accepted by universities, employers and business professionals, especially in the UK. With BTEC programs, students obtain internationally recognized "Performance Statement", "Proficiency", "Certificate", and "Diploma" certificates. BTEC certificates are accepted in many countries, in more than 700 occupational fields in 25 sectors, in universities in Europe, the USA, Asia and Australia, and an average of 1.5 million students are entitled to receive BTEC certificates every year.

• International Baccalaureate Diploma Program: The International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP) is a comprehensive, two-year pre-university program for students aged 16-19. IBDP is a program that allows for changes according to the educational needs of the countries where it is implemented and is officially recognized by the Ministry of National Education. The IBDP is implemented in more than 4000 schools in 147 countries worldwide, and more than a thousand universities in 102 countries accept the IB Diploma. The program provides an internationally recognized diploma to students who are willing to meet the academic criteria. As a symbol of academic credibility and intellectual thinking, students who participate in the IBDP are accepted by elite universities worldwide and the best universities in our country.

• International General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE): The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) Program, which is accepted by many academic institutions and employers worldwide and which contributes to a learning environment that enables students to participate actively, provides 9th and 10th-grade students with the ability to use knowledge, verbal skills, problem-solving, initiative, teamwork and questioning skills.

• TED Schools K12 English Language Curriculum: The "TED Schools K12 English Language Curriculum", which was developed in order to provide foreign language education at TED Schools at an international level and to ensure standardization in all TED Schools, is implemented in all TED Schools with the decision of the Ministry of National Education, Board of Education and Board of Education dated 31/03/2016 and numbered 14. The program has been developed with reference to the language proficiency levels specified in the Common Framework for the Teaching of European Languages. It aims to develop global awareness, understanding of different views and people, communication technology and literacy skills, as well as competence in English listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

•International AS & A Level Qualification Program: The International A Level (Advanced Level) and AS Level (Advanced Subsidiary Level) Qualification Program is an accredited UK-based education and equivalency program for high school students who prefer to study at an advanced level in preparation for university education and higher education. This internationally recognized program is replicated all over the world.

•Advanced Placement Program (AP):AP is a global academic program implemented in more than 1000 high schools in 116 countries worldwide. AP exams enable students to gain priority in admission to more than 600 universities in more than 60 countries, to obtain university credits and/or to be exempted from the courses they have taken and succeeded in the program.

•Canadian Dual Diploma Program:The program is a four-year program that allows students who have graduated from TED Schools' secondary education level and meet the qualifications to receive Canadian secondary education equivalency through an agreement with the Province of New Brunswick, Canada. The contents of the curricula implemented at the high school levels of TED Schools and the curricula implemented in the Province of New Brunswick in Canada are compatible. Accordingly, students can complete the Canadian Dual Diploma Program requirements in grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 and be admitted to higher education in Canada if they wish.

•Canada Exchange Program: Within the scope of the Canada Education Agreement signed between TED and the Ministry of Education of Nova Scotia, Canada, all TED Schools students can continue their education in Canada for one month, one semester or one academic year by participating in the intercultural student exchange program. Exchange Program can be executable with other States, one of which is New Brunswick at the moment, and to which TED sends students, who participate in the program for a semester or a year have the right to continue their education at TED Schools at the next grade level upon their return by obtaining the equivalency of the Ministry of National Education. The program aims to provide students with a good command of English and the opportunity to study abroad while creating opportunities for students and host families to deepen understanding and respect for different cultures and explore the realities of humanity.