Greek and Cypriot authorities launch exam support measures for 2026

Greece's Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports has opened a free 24‑hour telephone line (1550) staffed by psychologists to provide mental‑health support to candidates and families during the 2026 Panhellenic examinations. The service, operating from 25 May to 30 June 2026, is part of a broader network of counselling, stress‑management programs and online resources.

In Cyprus, the Exams Service of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth announced that application forms for the 2026 Pan‑Cyprus Access Exams are now downloadable from its website. Candidates must print the form, present it with a valid ID or passport, and also submit any approved accommodation letters when they attend their testing centre.

Both initiatives aim to reduce exam‑related stress and ensure smooth administrative procedures for students preparing for key national examinations in 2026.