PM says Georgia requires fundamental educational reform
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Prime Minister of Georgia Giorgi Kvirikahsvili stated today that Georgia was in need of systemic changes in the education system and named the three directions which should be urgently addressed in the field.
The PM underscored that the current educational system failed to produce professionals.
Dynamic researches should be conducted in the country revealing most needy professions not only in economy, in some other directions as well.”
The state financial resources should be appropriately invested in education, and we should not support unemployment through covering the expenses of unnecessary directions and low level education,” the PM said.
According to Kvirikashvili the three directions of education in need of timely reforming were the following:
- Development of vocational education;
- General educational reform, meaning maximal raising of quality of education at schools, and;
- Providing of top quality high education in Georgia;
On this note the PM once again highlighted the importance of educated young generation.
The Georgian Dream (GD) majority lawmakers have initiated a bill that envisages regulating of early and pre-school education thorough the country.
Georgia is taking steps to improve the quality of education for preschoolers, giving them the best start in life.
Today Georgia’s Prime Minister, the Minister of Education and teachers from different schools gathered to celebrate World Teacher’s Day.
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The Georgian Government continues its dialogue with business society, introducing future plans, and inviting professionals to be involved in important decision-making process.
Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili says Georgia will introduce the German model of higher education where the Government will fund the most needed professions.
The Prime Minister of Georgia has today revealed a plan of the Vocational Education reform, stressing the plan would provide an "absolutely different learning model” in the country.
The Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili announced at today’s governmental meeting that the government is taking steps to create a new model for vocation education which will be based on German, Austrian and Swiss experience in the field.
Kvirikashvili spoke about the changes which will be carried out.