Authorization Updates and Challenges
A training session was organized by the LEPL National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement at the Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Metechi Palace to support quality assurance professionals working in institutions that implement vocational education programs.
The training was attended by the Quality Assurance Manager of Meridian College.
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Meetings at BNU – Ship Safety and Maritime Education
In April 2025, students of Meridian College participated in educational meetings held at Batumi Navigation University, which were particularly informative and valuable from a professional perspective.
The first session, titled “Why Do Ship Collisions Still Occur at Sea? – The Role of COLREGs and Modern Challenges,” was led by experienced seafarer and Chief Officer Giorgi Gersamia.
The second meeting focused on “The Importance of Maritime Education for Maritime Navigation Students” and was delivered by Master Mariner Konstantine Bolkvadze.
The students actively participated in the meetings, received practical advice, and had the opportunity to ask questions of particular interest to them. Such engagement contributes to raising professional awareness and broadening students’ career perspectives.
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Digitalization of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses.
Three employees of Meridian College completed a six-month training course in business digitalization, organized by the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and BDO Academy.
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Planning and Development of Internationalization Policy
Employees of Meridian College participated in a working meeting organized by the Vocational Skills Agency, dedicated to the planning and development of internationalization policies in vocational education institutions.
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