The goal of these visits is to help students develop professional orientation.
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Students of Tbilisi №107 Public School placed an banner about the importance of recycling in the central square of Lilo settlement.
The banner was placed within the frame of their project – “The Green Life of Saste”, which was implemented with a small grant received from our program.Students also distributed informational…
Biblusi has funded three student-created projects!
With the company’s support:Students of Tbilisi #133 public school created a school newspaper.The students of #177 school implemented a project Laterna Magika, which meant creating a multifunctional space in the…
Students from Telavi partner schools visited the Public Service Hall.
As part of the study visit, students and civic education teachers received information about its functions.
On the initiative of the members of the Telavi №6 school civic club, a “zebra” crossing was drawn on the territory of the school and the kindergarten.
Students presented their proposal to the Telavi City Hall, which saw the need of the community and granted the students’ request.
In order to develop professional orientation, 21 students from Kakheti have completed internships
Kakheti Regional Development Fund, Voice of Kakheti, Media Center Kakheti and Comunak Bar Tavsatekhi were the organizations that hosted different students.Students had the opportunity to see themselves the specifics of…
Online Summer School has started!
Students through grades 7 to 12 from schools involved in the USAID Civic Education Program are eligible to participate. The USAID Civic Education Program is carrying out the Summer Online…
Leader Schools Online Forum “Democratic School” continues
Students, teachers and principals of 11 more schools across Georgia shared with the attendees the initiatives implemented by student self-governments that helped create democratic culture at their schools. The forum…
The first day of Leader Schools Online Forum “Democratic School” has ended.
Students, teachers and principals of 11 schools across Georgia shared with the attendees the initiatives implemented by student self-governments that helped create democratic culture at their schools. The forum was…