NEWS
29/09/2011
A new school has been built in the
village Puta, located in Zestaponi municipality. Today, the First Deputy Minister of Education and
Science, Koka Sepherteladze, and representatives of the local
municipality opened the school.
28/09/2011
Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini, invited 1st graders of Tbilisi Public School №94
to the computer factory “Algorithm." The Minister led the schoolchildren on a tour to familiarize them with both the computer assembly process and how educational software is installed.
28/09/2011
Deputy Minister
Giorgi Chakhnashvili attended a presentation of the joint project of Georgian
and Czech schoolchildren at the school lyceum of Mtsignobartukhutsesi. During the event, Mr. Giorgi Chakhnashvili met the representatives of the
Czech education sphere and discussed with them various educational
projects/programs.
27/09/2011
In the scope of the election campaign, Minister of Education and Science
of Georgia, Dimitri Shashkini, met the local population of Telavi. The Minister, along with an election candidate from the National Party, Vasil Davitashvili, answered the questions of the people from the villages of Ikalto, Karajala
and Kondoli.
27/09/2011
Natia Jokhadze, director of the National Curriculum Center under the Ministry
of Education and Science and Development Agency of Georgia, and the founder of Alliance for
Healthy and Safe School, Liana Siradze, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation.
Irine
Kurdadze, Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia attended the
meeting.
26/09/2011
The Georgian Language for Future Success Program has been launched. The aim of the project is to enhance the knowledge of Georgian language among the ethnic minorities living in Georgia.
26/09/2011
The Georgian Language for Future Success Program has been launched. The aim of the project is to enhance the knowledge of Georgian language among ethnic minorities living in Georgia.
25/09/2011
English language volunteer teachers, who work in Georgia through the program “Teach and Learn with Georgia,” visited the Kakheti region and took part in winemaking. Teachers from USA, Canada, Australia, Great Britain and countries of Europe picked grapes at the vineyard of the professional college “Aisi”. They then proceeded to prepare the first batch of wine of the season.
24/09/2011
The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia and the Shota
Rustaveli National Science Foundation announced an international contest, named “Leonardo Da Vinci,” for schoolchildren–inventors. The aim of the contest is to
promote creative thinking among schoolchildren and to interest them in
technical innovations.
24/09/2011
School
Resource Officers visited the Infants Boarding School and spent one day with infants.
They gave different kinds of presents to infants and assisted the teachers in
solving everyday problems.
23/09/2011
Minister Dimitri Shashkini, Public Ombudsman Giorgi Tughushi, and the UE
Ambassador to Georgia, Philip Dimitrov, distributed awards to the winners of the contest
“I am an Ombudsmen.” Tinatin Aslamazishvili and Tamar Nozadze, students of Tbilisi public
school №112, took the first place;
22/09/2011
A Model Lesson was held for prospective mentor teachers in the Ministry of
Education and Science of Georgia. First Deputy Minister Koka
Sepherteladze and Director of the National Center for Teacher Professional
Development, Gia Mamulashvili, observed the lessons proceedings.
21/09/2011
In the scope of his official visit to the US, Minister Dimitri Shashkini
held a meeting with the Deputy Assistance Secretary of State for
Education Affairs, Marianne Craven. Current developments in the Georgian
education sector and programs for the enhancement of English
Language Instruction, including the TLG program and English classes beginning in the first-class, were discussed during the meeting.
21/09/2011
Irine Kurdadze, deputy minister of Education and Science of Georgia, and
Natia Jokhadze, director of National Curriculum Center, held a meeting with the heads
of first classes.
21/09/2011
In order to strengthen instruction of the English language, English language
cabinets will be opened in the schools of Georgia. Schoolchildren will be
taught English by Georgian and native English-speaking teachers. The cabinets will
be equipped with English language teaching materials, visual, and audio
resources.
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