LATEST NEWS
25/02/2012
The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia has organized the
contest “Episodes of Russia’s Occupation of Georgia” as part of the "Week
of Occupation”.
25/02/2012
Schoolchildren of Tbilisi Public School №6 held the presentation the
project dedicated to the Russia’s occupation of Georgia in February
1921. The schoolchildren had been working on the project for several
weeks.
24/02/2012
In the scope of the initiative “Don’t Worry, Be Healthy”, First Lady
Sandra Roelofs and Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia
Irine Kurdadze visited Samtredia Public School №11 and met the
schoolchildren of 4th, 10th and 11th grades.
24/02/2012
The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia hosted the children of soldiers fallen
in the Russia-Georgia August 2008 war. Deputy Minister Nodar Surguladze
presented net-books to 19 successful 2nd and 3rd graders.
24/02/2012
In
2012, certified teachers of the natural sciences will take a separate exam in
conducting of the scientific experiments and will receive an additional 75 GEL to their salaries. In order to prepare teachers for certification exams, the
National Center for Teacher Professional Development organizes seminars and
training for teachers throughout Georgia.
24/02/2012
The Ministry will provide financing for another 70 scientific and research projects. The projects will be
oriented on producing new knowledge, analyzing innovative ideas and concepts, and developing high tech and industrial products, amoung other goals.
23/02/2012
International Education Fair 2012, which is organized by the Ministry, the Tbilisi Mayor’s Office, and the exhibition center “ Expo Georgia,” was opened
by the Minister, Dimitri Shashkini. The exhibition will be held from the 23th of February till the 26th of
February and 81 Georgian educational institutions and 13 international
universities will present their programs to a large audience.
23/02/2012
First Deputy Minister, Koka Sepherteladze, together with students from Tserovani public school #3, visited the Museum of Soviet
Occupation. Every year, in the second half of February, the Ministry of Education
and Science of Georgia organizes different events dedicated to the remembrance of and education about the Russian occupation of Georgia.
23/02/2012
Resource Officers and representatives of Lukoil Georgia visited an orphanage and spent a day with the resident children. As a part of the joint event, the guests presented the children with
gifts and helped the teachers of the orphanage to solve day-to-day
issues.
22/02/2012
Schoolchildren of Tbilisi Public
School #51 joined the Red Poppy Campaign, which has been organized by the Ministry of
Education and Science of Georgia and Publishing House “Prime Time” in
commemoration of fallen soldiers.
22/02/2012
The Ministry
of Education and Science of Georgia is organizing the contest “Episodes of Russia’s
Occupation of Georgia”. The aim of the contest is to fully inform students on Russian aggression in
1921 and in 2008.
22/02/2012
Education Management Information System (EMIS) is a newly
established legal entity of public law under the Ministry of Education and
Science of Georgia. Its current and ongoing projects, as well as the structure
of the institution, were discussed during a presentation.
22/02/2012
Four hundred fifty first graders of Caucasus University were presented with netbooks. The presentation ceremony took place in the head
office of the TBC bank. The program of awarding of all first graders of the
mentioned institution has been running for four years already. The ceremony was
attended by the Deputy Minister, Nodar Surguladze, who also delivered a
welcoming speech.
21/02/2012
In commemoration of fallen
soldiers, the Red Poppy campaign has begun at Tbilisi Classical Gymnasium as a
part of the Week of Occupation. As a symbol of remembrance, students will wear
red poppy brooches for the next week.
21/02/2012
The preparatory
trainings for the Certification Exams are underway at the Teachers’ House. Trainings for teachers in professional skills and their respective subjects are
organized free of charge by the National Center for Teacher Professional
Development.
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