The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, spoke about the implemented and planned projects in general education on a meeting with the journalists, and provided a detailed information regarding the subject.
There has been a number of important projects implemented towards the development of general education recently. In particular, the salaries for the teachers have increased, the curriculum was revised, a unified educational network was launched, electronic journals, restored doctor’s office, retrained resource officers at schools, psychological centers for the students, retrained teachers and principals, the renovation of school’s infrastructure, equipped schools with educational resources, textbooks and laptops for the students of first grade, giving learning opportunities to the individuals with special educational needs, enhanced transport services, and many more.
As for the news:
- Free lessons will be introduced, which is oriented on the student’s interests and is a innovative and creative way of teaching, which will become an integral part of any student’s life. The state will support the students with a variety of projects and activities, which will help them to enhance their analytical, creative, innovative and critical thinking, as well as developing their leadership skills and the ability to be a team worker. Additionally, this project will develop their civil and social competence. Free lessons will promote healthy lifestyle, and is of utmost importance for the teachers as well, as it will act as an additional source of income, and will contribute to their increased motivation;
- Teacher Professional Development Center will continue to support teachers, facilitators, and principals with their professional development and objective evaluation. Moreover, the Millennium Challenge Account, serves the same purpose, within the Georgian Teacher Professional Development project 2016 – 201, with an allocated budget of 14 million US dollars (MCC/MCA);
- For the 2016 – 2017 academic year, 1,500 students will be able to use the services of 23 additional school buses;
- More resource officers will be introduced to schools;
- The process of construction, renovation and equipment of the schools will continue, as well as building sports infrastructure and doctors’ offices at schools;
- Geographic Information System (GIS) will be launched, which aims at creating a data visualization and accessibility to mass users. Consequently, all schools will be available on a map, whilst implementing a variety of search parameters. Additionally, various statistical information for separate schools will be available for different districts and regions (systematically updated);
- Within the scope of introducing the electronic journal, from the beginning of the 2016-2017;
- From January 1, 2017, according to the scheme, teachers’ salary will be increased (see the forecast);
A) A supplement for the individual with a head-teacher status will be determined by 320 GEL
B) A supplement for the individual with a leading teacher status will be determined by 500 GEL
C) A supplement for the individual with a mentor teacher status will be determined by at least 700 GEL.
In 2017, the average teachers’ salary will reach 800-900 GEL.
The Minister
of Education and Science of Georgia, spoke about the implemented and planned
projects in general education on a meeting with the journalists, and provided a
detailed information regarding the subject.
There
has been a number of important projects implemented towards the development of
general education recently. In particular, the salaries for the teachers have
increased, the curriculum was revised, a unified educational network was
launched, electronic journals, restored doctor’s office, retrained resource
officers at schools, psychological centers for the students, retrained teachers
and principals, the renovation of school’s infrastructure, equipped schools
with educational resources, textbooks and laptops for the students of first
grade, giving learning opportunities to the individuals with special
educational needs, enhanced transport services, and many more.
As for
the news:
-
Free
lessons will be introduced, which is oriented on the student’s interests and is
a innovative and creative way of teaching, which will become an integral part
of any student’s life. The state will support the students with a variety of
projects and activities, which will help them to enhance their analytical,
creative, innovative and critical thinking, as well as developing their
leadership skills and the ability to be a team worker. Additionally, this
project will develop their civil and social competence. Free lessons will
promote healthy lifestyle, and is of utmost importance for the teachers as
well, as it will act as an additional source of income, and will contribute to
their increased motivation;
-
Teacher
Professional Development Center will continue to support teachers,
facilitators, and principals with their professional development and objective
evaluation. Moreover, the Millennium Challenge Account, serves the same
purpose, within the Georgian Teacher Professional Development project 2016 –
201, with an allocated budget of 14 million US dollars (MCC/MCA);
-
For the
2016 – 2017 academic year, 1,500 students will be able to use the services of 23
additional school buses;
-
More
resource officers will be introduced to schools;
-
The
process of construction, renovation and equipment of the schools will continue,
as well as building sports infrastructure and doctors’ offices at schools;
-
Geographic
Information System (GIS) will be launched, which aims at creating a data
visualization and accessibility to mass users. Consequently, all schools will
be available on a map, whilst implementing a variety of search parameters.
Additionally, various statistical information for separate schools will be
available for different districts and regions (systematically updated);
-
Within
the scope of introducing the electronic journal, from the beginning of the
2016-2017;
-
From
January 1, 2017, according to the scheme, teachers’ salary will be increased
(see the forecast);
A)
A
supplement for the individual with a head-teacher status will be determined by
320 GEL
B)
A
supplement for the individual with a leading teacher status will be determined
by 500 GEL
C)
A
supplement for the individual with a mentor teacher status will be determined
by at least 700 GEL.
In
2017, the average teachers’ salary will reach 800-900 GEL.
