
Readers – Learning Guides
Another important development in the educational process was the creation of readers (learning guides) for individual study modules, representing an innovative approach in vocational education. A reader is a specially designed learning guide for students, presenting the key topics of each module in clear and easy-to-understand language.
The readers were developed with the following objectives:
1) to help students better understand and retain the key topics of each module;
2) to make complex theoretical material more accessible and easier to understand;
3) to facilitate independent learning;
4) to provide learning materials in a clear and logically structured format without excessive academic terminology, enabling students to understand theoretical concepts more quickly and apply them in practice.
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Visit of the Communications Ombudsman
As part of an informational campaign, the Public Defender of Consumers’ Interests Office visited Meridian College.
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Intercultural Awareness and Cross-Cultural Skills
A public lecture on “Intercultural Awareness and Cross-Cultural Skills” was held at Meridian College.
The aim of the lecture was to raise students’ awareness and strengthen the professional and intellectual skills necessary for effective communication in a multilingual and multicultural maritime environment. The lecture was delivered by Assistant Professor Irakli Tavberidze.
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Team building
Meridian supported the development of communication, coordination, and teamwork skills among its staff through a team-building activity organized in Samegrelo.
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Grant Proposal Development and Fundraising
Representatives of Meridian College participated in a three-day training program for colleges organized by the Vocational Skills Agency on the topic “Grant Proposal Development and Fundraising.”
The training was held at New Wave College and brought together representatives of vocational education institutions actively working in the field of internationalization.
Through both theoretical and practical activities, participants explored all key components required for preparing a successful grant proposal.
At the same time, they had the opportunity to review and discuss project documents prepared and funded under the Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 grant programs.
The training module was developed in accordance with lifelong learning standards for adults recognized by the Council of Europe and the European Commission.
The new knowledge and skills acquired during the training will significantly support college representatives in attracting international funding and developing competitive project proposals.
The three-day training was conducted within the framework of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project “Modernizing Vocational Education and Training System in Agriculture in Georgia.”
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Visits to Schools
To promote the seafaring profession and introduce Meridian College’s educational programs, representatives of the College visited various schools across the Adjara region.
The purpose of the meetings was to present students with the opportunities Meridian offers for their future professional development.
The meetings were held in an interactive format, giving students the opportunity to ask questions and receive detailed answers from representatives of the College
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Registration for the Vocational Education Program Is Opening!
Registration for the vocational education program “Deck Department Operation” is now open.
Become part of Meridian!
Take advantage of this opportunity and register from April 28 through May 20.
To register, visit:
https://vet.emis.ge/#/registration
The program is fully funded by the state.
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