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The Minister visited schools in Tbilisi
The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Aleksandre Jejelava this time visited the public school №200, public school №136, and AIA-GESS private school all located in Tbilisi. Aleksandre Jejelava got acquainted with the educational process and held a meeting with the school representatives.Vocational skills needed for Tourism development
“Find your Talent” – a slogan that opened the European Week of vocational skills, which is held for the first time in Georgia.Georgian-Estonian cooperation 2014-2016
The conclusive event “National Curricullum-Development and Implementation” was held. Within the framework of revising the National Curricullum for the years of 2017-2023, the Estonian experts from the “Inove” Fund of The Ministry of Education and Research of Estonia, provide consultations to the department in charge of developing the National Curriculum of Georgia.The employment of vocational skilled individuals in Georgia
The non-governmental organizations, civil society, the Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affairs, together with the Ministry of Education and Science, held a working meeting.
A meeting with the Eurocommisar Johannes Hahn of European Commission
Within the scope of visit in Brussels, the members of the Georgian delegation, led by the Prime Minister – Giorgi Kvirikashvili held a meeting with the Eurocommisar – Johannes Hahn.Partnership between the countries
The deputy minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Tamaz Marsagishvili, held a meeting with the representatives of the US Embassy in Georgia, and the members of the Civil Military Support Element (CMSE).
Georgian children will learn their native language in Greece
The official delegation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, led by the Deputy Minister – Lia Gigauri, visited Greece with an official agenda. The aim of the visit was to complete the negotiations with the Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs of Greece, in order to, implement the Georgian language course to the interested students at public schools of Greece.
Contest – “Creathoni”
The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, Education Management Information System (EMIS) and the Agency for the Innovation and Technology are pleased to announce “Creathoni” – a contest, which entails the participants to compete with each other during a period of 12 hours in creating the best concept.
The statement of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia regarding the issues at TSU
A small group of students, who express their protest and general views with this level of radicalism, the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, as well as the University Administration, has offered various formats of cooperation.
The Minister candidacy at the Parliament
The meeting of the Minister candidates with the representatives of the 9th Parliament minority factions.An unprecedented project in the field of engineering
A factory of composite aircraft parts will soon be built in Tbilisi, Georgia. Company in charge - JSC “Cyclone” (ATC) held the presentation at the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia today.Technology in the Educational system
Organized by Microsoft – Georgia, a two-day conference was held regarding the utilization of modern technology in the educational system for all the representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, its agencies and other officials in the field of the education and science.The Torino Process regional conference held
With the support of the European Committee, the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, and the European Training Foundation (ETF), the Torino Process conclusive regional conference was held, which entails six Eastern European partnership countries (Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Belarus).Estonians are sharing their experience with the Georgian counterparts
With the agenda of having a further cooperation and sharing the experience, the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia and its department of internal audit, have invited their Estonian colleagues on a working visit to Georgia.Georgian Educational Technology Conference
Owing to the initiative of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, in partnership with the National Center for Teacher Professional Development, an Educational Technology Conference was held on November 19-20.The Minister met with the regional media representatives
Within the scope of the European Union Technical Assistance project, a seminar was held regarding the regional media, labor market and vocational education. The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Aleksandre Jejelava, held a meeting with the journalists, and discussed all the important reforms that was implemented with the start of the new academic year, and all the other new projects that are planned in the vocational education system.New connections in the field of higher education
The first deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Ketevan Natriashvili held a meeting with the Ambassador of France to Georgia – Pascal Meunier, the representatives of the French Embassy, and the representatives of the Paris – Sorbonne Abu Dhabi University.Meeting with the representatives of British Council
The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Aleksandre Jejelava, held a meeting with the regional director British Council – Andy Williams and the director of British Council in Georgia – Zaza Purtseladze. During the meeting, the sides have reviewed the long-standing fruitful relationship between the two parties, in conjunction with outlining future plans, which will enhance the popularization of the English language in Georgia.Meeting with the racha-lechkhumi and kvemo-svaneti teachers
The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Aleksandre Jejelava continues his meeting with the teachers in the regions of Georgia. This time, the Minister held a meeting with the teachers of Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo-Svaneti, where approximately 1,000 attended the meeting. Prior to the meeting, The Minister awarded the successful students of the 10th grade with the personal computers.Aleksandre Jejelava informed the journalists with the current and future plans
The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia – Aleksandre Jejelava met with the journalists and informed them with the latest news.The Minister visited schools in Tbilisi
The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, this time visited the public school N151 and N128 in Tbilisi, as well as visiting the bibliophile of the private school. Aleksandre Jejelava got acquainted with the teaching process and held a meeting with the school representativesNo news found.