The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia congratulates you on the European Day of Languages!
At the initiative of the Council of Europe, the year 2001 was declared the European Year of Languages. Throughout the year, events were held across European countries, culminating in a festive closing ceremony in Brussels in December, where it was decided to establish September 26 as the European Day of Languages. The purpose of celebrating this day is to draw public attention to the necessity of language learning, to broaden the understanding of languages spoken in Europe, and to call upon the whole world: "Learn languages throughout your life!"
The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia marks this day every year with specific events. This year, starting from September 26, the Georgian as a Foreign Language website (www.geofl.ge) will be launched. It hosts educational, methodological, and supplementary materials created for foreign learners within the framework of the "Georgian as a Foreign Language Teaching Program." The textbooks are developed in accordance with language proficiency levels and take into account the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The program continues its work and all sections of the website will be gradually updated. The website is free to use.
