Internationalization
A representative of Meridian College attended an international conference organized by the Legal Entity of Public Law – National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement, which focused on the achievements and challenges in the development of the quality assurance system in vocational education.
Representatives of College Meridian participated in the III International Conference on Vocational Education, organized by the Vocational Education Center of Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, under the theme: “Transforming Vocational Education in the Global Era: Innovation, Skills and Partnership.”
The event brought together representatives of the vocational education sector, international partners, and experts, who discussed current trends in the development of vocational education, the implementation of innovative approaches, the development of skills aligned with labor market demands, and the strengthening of partnerships.
For the representatives of College Meridian, participation in the conference was an important opportunity to share international experience, explore new professional perspectives, and strengthen prospects for future cooperation.
To mark the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement and the 20th anniversary of Georgia’s participation in the Bologna Process, the Center organized a two-day international conference.
The event focused on the achievements and challenges in the development of the vocational education quality assurance system.
The Head of Academic Process Support at College Meridian attended the conference.
Representatives of College Meridian participated in a three-day training session for colleges organized by the Skills Agency on “Developing Grant Proposals and Fundraising.”
The training was held at College Akhali Tskhali and brought together representatives of vocational education institutions working in the field of internationalization.
During the training, participants worked on all the key components required for developing a grant proposal through both theoretical and practical activities.
At the same time, they had the opportunity to review and discuss project documents developed and funded within the framework of the Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 grant competitions.
The training module was developed in accordance with lifelong learning standards recognized by the Council of Europe and the European Commission.
The new skills and knowledge acquired by participants during the training will significantly support college representatives in attracting international grants and developing competitive project proposals.
The three-day training was held within the framework of the United Nations Development Programms (UNDP) project “Modernizing the Vocational Education System in Georgia’s Agriculture.”
Employees of College Meridian participated in a working meeting organized by the Skills Agency, dedicated to planning and developing internationalization policies in vocational education institutions.
Meeting between the International Relations Department of the Skills Agency and representatives of College Meridian on the prospects for internationalization.