Well, it was not taken I believe. It's been that way for decades. officer trainings in TAF depends between 4-12 years excluding additional branch courses. Women do have 4 years of training at War Academies. When they reached to the rank OF-2 (Captain), they can apply to War College exams. If they pass it they'll have 4 more years of advanced training at War College (not to be mixed with War Academy). After that they will graduate as Staff Captains. Staff officers can be promoted to general ranks. If they're not graduate of War College, they do retire at the rank Colonel.
NCOs do receive 2 years of training excluding branch courses. After their graduation they do apply to branch courses (infantry, commando, artillery...etc). Both by law and military traditions; they're not . different than males, males are not different than them. They all are Officers & NCOs. I'll give you three examples from Hakkari/Çukurova, the most far province at Southeastern Turkey.
Here's an Artillery Officer of a forward operating base. They're 7/24 operational due to situation in there.
An Army Aviator, Blackhawk pilot officer of 4rd Army Aviation Regiment from the same region. They have the highest flight hour rate per flight. (Note: Turkey itself has the highest rate at flight hours per flight at UH-60 Blackhawk. Even more than US, it's recorded by Sikorsky)
A commando officer from the same region.