Digital Tutoring Platform Extends Summer Access and Adds Lyceum Live Lessons (Greece, June 2026)
The Ministry of Education confirmed that the Digital Tutoring platform remains active during the summer months and announced expansion of live lessons to the first and second grades of Lyceum. The ministry also referred to the addition of AI-supported tools for learning support.
Source: Hellenic Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports
The Ministry of Education confirmed that the Digital Tutoring platform remains active during the summer months and announced expansion of live lessons to the first and second grades of Lyceum. The ministry also referred to the addition of AI-supported tools for learning support.
What Changed?
Digital Tutoring moved beyond exam-period live instruction by keeping free summer access to recorded lessons, tests, revision material, and announcing wider Lyceum live lesson coverage.
Old System vs New System
Live lessons had ended with the completion of national exams, and the platform's live lesson coverage was narrower than the newly announced Lyceum expansion.
Students continue to access free digital content during summer, while live lessons are planned for first and second grade Lyceum students and AI-supported tools are being added.
Who Is Affected?
Student Impact
Students can use recorded lessons, revision exercises, tests, and later expanded live lessons for additional learning support outside regular classroom time.
Parent / Family Impact
Families receive a free official learning support option during summer and for wider Lyceum grades.
School / Institution Impact
Schools can direct students to official digital support material and may need to align guidance with the expanded platform offer.
Teacher / Staff Impact
Teachers involved in Digital Tutoring may prepare or deliver material for a wider Lyceum audience and adapt to AI-supported learning tools.
Key Dates
- 2026-06-28: summer operation and expansion announced
- summer 2026: platform remains active for free access.
What To Do
- Students and families should check the Digital Tutoring platform for recorded material
- tests
- revision exercises
- and later live lesson updates.
What To Watch Next
The next items to monitor are the start dates for expanded live lessons and the rollout details for EduAI and AI Tutor.
Global Context
This change is relevant for digital education comparisons because it expands official online learning support beyond a narrow examination window.
Source Record
Source type: Official announcement
Source name: Hellenic Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports