Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia with the aim of increasing student motivation together with Educational and Scientific Infrastructure Development Agency is implementing the project “My First Computer”. Today within the scope of the project, students of Tbilisi public schools were awarded portable computers who successfully completed the basic stage.
The graduates of Georgian Vocational College will leave for the world renowned international competition WolrdSkills. The competition will take place in Abu-Dhabi from October 14 to October 19. Our students will compete the representatives of 77 countries in 7 professions – culinary and confectionary, restaurant services, hairdressing, graphic design, information network wiring and web design.
The presentation of a new project “Development of Work-related Skills” has been offered for schoolchildren, their parents and school administration in Vocational School Ikarosi. The school teachers made presentations with respect of already implemented 5 projects.
Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia in cooperation with Educational and Scientific Infrastructure Development Agency is implementing the project “My First Computer” in order to increase the motivation in students. Today students of Tbilisi public schools were awarded portable computers under the project who successfully completed the basic stage. At the first stage, the successful students of Old Tbilisi and Gldani-Nadzaladevi districts (overall 204 excellent students) were handed the computers. Lia Gigauri, deputy minister of Education and Science of Georgia made a welcoming speech and wish a success to the students.
On October 11-12, the 5th international conference on adult education is being held by DVV International which is participated by 120 adult education experts and political decision makers from 30 countries around the world, including Georgia.
and employment was held at “Gldani Professional Development Center” which was attended by the First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia Ketevan Natriashvili and representatives of Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs of Georgia, Tegeta Motors and Real Estate Company M2.
The International Festival of Science and Innovation in 2017 ended with a grandiose event on October 10 - the best scientists of the year were awarded within the announced contest. Also, the winners in the photo contest and student competition in journalism were also revealed.
The public college has presented the report of the project "Introduction of Methodology for Recognition of Non-formal Education". The goal of the project is to support the introduction of informal vocational education in private and state professional / public colleges.
The Technical Training Center established on the base of the Georgian Technical University will receive first students on new vocational programs by state funding 100%. Students will master the professions relevant to modern labor requirements in direction of labor market in the direction of mechanical engineer technician, high voltage electrician, mechatronic technician and industrial automation technician.
From October 14 to October 19, the 44th International Competition of Worldskills will be held in Abu Dhabi, where Georgia is participating for the third time and will represent its representatives in seven professions.
The new branch of "Tegeta Academy" Vocational Training Center was opened, which aims to popularize professional education in the country, prepare highly qualified specialists in the field of auto service and their further employment.
On the same day, First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia Ketevan Natriashvili signed a Memorandum of Cooperation between the Center and the Ministry of Education and Science.
Within the framework of education reform, modern school infrastructure is one of the priorities of government. Consequently, construction, rehabilitation and equipping of schools throughout Georgia is being implemented continuously. One of the new, modern standards schools was built in Saburtalo district. The new building of the № 61 public school was opened by the Vice Prime of Georgia, Minister of Education and Science, Aleksandre Jejelava, with Mayor Davit Narmania, parliamentarians Mariam Jashi and Levan Gogichaishvili.
The winner of Teacher's National Award was of 2017 became a teacher of public school of village Chibati in Lanchkhuti Municipality Vladimir Apkhazava. He received 10 000 GEL from General Sponsor - Ina Gudavadze-Patarkatsishvili as a cash prize. At the award ceremony, the remaining 4 participants, who passed to the final stage were awarded.