Nino Mzhavanadze actively worked with students with special educational needs during her internship at the Neurodevelopment Center. 

Given the epidemiological situation, the control over the management of the virus at schools is being carried out as strictly as possible. To prevent internal proliferation, schools comply with health recommendations. 

Graduates of the Sairme Academy of Tourism and Gastronomy were awarded with certificates recognized by local and international partners for the successful completion of their vocational program, Hotel Room Management.

Tamar Makharashvili, First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, opened the annual international conference of the National Center for Quality Development in Education 2022, addressed the participants, and wished them success.

130 years have passed since the birth of the famous Georgian scientist, Giorgi Eliava. 100 years ago, under his leadership, the Tbilisi Bacteriological Institute was founded, where he held the position of the Director. 

The classification of X-grade subjects in the general education level of secondary education was announced and the relevant conditions were defined.

January 24, International Education Day, is celebrated for the fourth time this year worldwide.

"I never thought I would become a teacher, but I am exactly where I need to be and where my presence is most needed" - said Novrasta Mustafayev, a senior teacher of Georgian as a second language, who has been teaching the state language at Ulashlo Public School in Marneuli Municipality for three years.

Lana Mtibelashvili has always been interested in the professions that related to children, that is why their love turned out to be crucial when choosing a profession.

The Spring Semester of the 2021-22 academic year resumed on January 17 at schools. Last week, coronavirus was confirmed for 0.8% of teachers and 0.1% of students.

All public and private schools in Georgia are on full alert for the renovation of the educational process on January 17.

The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Mikheil Chkhenkeli congratulates Academician Mzekala Shanidze on the 96^th anniversary.

Georgian Technical University is 100 years old. The first jubilee event was opened by the Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Gharibashvili together with the Minister of Education and Science, Mikheil Chkhenkeli.

After finishing her studies, Ana Sharadze was looking for a space where she would use the accumulated knowledge, it happened so that psychology was her main field of interest.