LATEST NEWS
07/02/2012
A Museum of Zoology was renovated and opened in Ivane Javakhishvili
Tbilisi State University as part of the project “Development of
Infrastructure of Universities”, initiated by the Ministry of Education
and Science of Georgia.
06/02/2012
The library of the Georgian
Technical University was renovated and furnished with new rooms and depositories.
The renewed library was opened by the Chairmen of the Parliament of Georgia,
David Bakradze, and the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Dimitri
Shashkini.
05/02/2012
The Minister of Education and
Science of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini, met with media representatives in
Gudauri, and discussed with them some previously implemented activities as well as the new initiatives
of MES.
05/02/2012
The Resource
Officers of Rustavi schools visited an orphanage in Rustavi and presented the children
with gifts. In the scope of the event, children showed their crafts to the
guests and spoke about their future plans.
04/02/2012
The
Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini, visited the public
schools of Mtskheta-Mtianeti Region to personally assess the current problems caused
by a heavy snowfall.
04/02/2012
The
Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Giorgi Chakhnashvili, and
Manager of the “KazTransGas-Tbilisi” company, Ana Taktakishvili, signed a memorandum which envisages “KazTransGas-Tbilisi” company providing a technical service for natural gas equipment at Tbilisi
public schools.
03/02/2012
Georgia was elected as the Vice-president of the International Bureau of
Education of UNESCO for the second time. UNESCO’s choice is in direct
recognition of the achievements of the current educational reforms
implemented by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia.
03/02/2012
The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia has decided to symplify the
procedures for student mobility and to set the time for
students’ mobility for spring semester from February 3
to February 15.
02/02/2012
The Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Irine Kurdadze, attended an Employers Forum organized by Vocational College
“Ikarosi” and the Georgian Employers Association.
02/02/2012
The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Dimitri Shahkini, visited a swimming competition, which was held as part of a sports
class at Public School №175. The winners were awarded and congratulated by the Minister.
Last year in Public School №175, a new swimming pool was opened by a Presidential initiative to replace physical fitness lessons with sport classes.
01/02/2012
Representatives from the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia
presented 200 Georgian net-books to the Republic of Fiji during an official visit. The representatives of the Republic of Fiji expressed their gratitude to
the Georgian Government and affirmed that receiving these net-books
from Georgia is very important for them as Fiji’s Government is now
implementing reforms of their educational system, with the improvement information technology instruction as one of their top priorities.
01/02/2012
Georgian teachers of first grade, who integrate the new “Buki” net-books into their instruction, will participate in “Partners in Learning Georgian Forum 2012," a contest of innovative projects organized by “Microsoft
Georgia”.
01/02/2012
With the cooperation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, the Swiss
Cooperation Office for the South Caucasus (SDC), and the Georgian Agency of the International Organization of Migration (IOM), the project “School
Education to contribute to the Prevention of Trafficking among People of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia” will be implemented.
31/01/2012
The Minister of Education and
Science of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini, and the President of the Georgian Chamber of
Commerce and Industry, Kakha Baindurashvili, signed a memorandum which aims to
involve the business organizations of the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and
Industry in a project called “Summer Jobs for Students”.
31/01/2012
In the scope of the program “Teach and Learn With Georgia”, another
group of English language teachers arrived in Georgia from the USA, Great Britain, North Africa, Australia, and Lithuania.
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