The Digital Tutoring Platform — Greece’s free, government-run educational platform — will remain fully operational throughout the summer months, offering students and graduates continued access to lessons, revision materials, practice exams, and recorded video classes. The Ministry of Education confirmed that the platform will stay online during the break to support learning continuity.
According to official figures released by the ministry, more than 260,000 students and graduates used the platform’s free services during the 2025–2026 school year, with total registered users exceeding 410,000.
“Our students will have full access to educational content all summer, helping them prepare more effectively for the upcoming school year,” said Minister of Education Sofia Zacharakis. She added: “We continue investing in digital tools that make knowledge more accessible, modern, and equitable for everyone.”
What’s currently available
The platform currently offers instruction across 45 nationally examined subjects, 186 recorded video lessons, revision exercises, mock national exams (Pan-Hellenic Examinations), and educational resources covering all levels from 5th grade of primary school through to 2nd grade of upper secondary school (Lyceum).
Upcoming developments
The platform is set to expand further: live classes will be introduced for both 1st and 2nd grade of Lyceum. In parallel, new digital services are under development, including enhanced integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
EduAI — the platform’s AI-powered learning assistant — will deliver real-time, personalized exercises tailored to each student’s learning profile, supporting targeted practice and immediate feedback. Meanwhile, the AI Tutor will provide digital, adaptive guidance and customized learning materials for foreign language courses.