The President opened the rehabilitated vocational college in Poti

President opened rehabilitated vocational college in Poti
President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili opened the newly rehabilitated vocational college "Phasis" in the city of Poti. Full rehabilitation of the college began in October 2010. The academic building of the college was renovated and the yard was landscaped. The educational institution was fully equipped with new inventory, modern electrical and computer equipment, and a Cisco Networking Academy was launched.
The President inspected the training workshops for carpentry, electrical, plumbing, electric welding, refrigeration equipment and repair equipped with modern technical means, and met with the students.
Taking into account the demands of the country's labor market, the college trains the following specialists in the fields of services, construction, and tourism: engine repair technician; chassis technician; plasterer; welder; hotel business specialist; restaurant business specialist; carpenter; electrician; garment specialist; fitter-plumber; tiler-finisher; reinforced concrete works specialist; guide; tour operator; confectioner, and others.
Interest in the Poti Vocational College has increased significantly in recent years. Over the course of two years, up to 800 students were enrolled in the college. A large number of "Phasis" graduates are employed.
President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili opened the newly rehabilitated vocational college "Phasis" in the city of Poti. Full rehabilitation of the college began in October 2010. The academic building of the college was renovated and the yard was landscaped. The educational institution was fully equipped with new inventory, modern electrical and computer equipment, and a Cisco Networking Academy was launched.
The President inspected the training workshops for carpentry, electrical, plumbing, electric welding, refrigeration equipment and repair equipped with modern technical means, and met with the students.
Taking into account the demands of the country's labor market, the college trains the following specialists in the fields of services, construction, and tourism: engine repair technician; chassis technician; plasterer; welder; hotel business specialist; restaurant business specialist; carpenter; electrician; garment specialist; fitter-plumber; tiler-finisher; reinforced concrete works specialist; guide; tour operator; confectioner, and others.
Interest in the Poti Vocational College has increased significantly in recent years. Over the course of two years, up to 800 students were enrolled in the college. A large number of "Phasis" graduates are employed.


