Registration for those wishing to receive vocational education continues
Registration of applicants for vocational education is underway across Georgia. Today, Ketevan Natriashvili, First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, inspected the registration process at the Gldani Professional Retraining Center.
The Center trains highly qualified, competitive specialists in various fields in accordance with the demands of the modern labor market. All levels of vocational programs and various short-term certificate training courses developed by the college, as well as its material and technical base and human resources, are tailored to the requirements of modern business and ensure the development of practical skills alongside high-quality theoretical instruction for students.
The college's main educational directions include engineering, art, business administration, and other fields. The Center implements 20 vocational educational programs of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th levels: Cashier (Bank, etc.); Heavy Construction Equipment Operator; Engine Repair Technician; Automotive Electrical Technician; Automotive Diagnostician; Information Technologist; Garment Quality Control Specialist; Garment Specialist; Sewing Machine Operator; Internet Technologist (Web Specialist); Computer Networks and Systems Technician; Office Manager (Secretary-Receptionist); Accountant; Computer Graphics Specialist; Apparel Artistic Design Specialist; Small Business Producer; Undercarriage Technician; Topographer. In addition, the college has developed short-term certificate programs.
620 students were enrolled in the college during the autumn admission, while there were over 1,040 applicants, with the competition reaching 1/12 for certain programs. In 2015, the college plans to admit up to 950 students, which is made possible by the addition of new vocational educational programs and infrastructure development. All conditions have been created in the college to accommodate students with special educational needs as well.
Registration for applicants in vocational institutions across Georgia will last until March 5, and all interested persons will have the opportunity to acquire their desired profession with state funding.
