New Project: A Webschool for Prospective University Students
The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia launched a new Webschool project for prospective university students.
The new project will help prospective university students prepare for national exams, following the introduction of remote learning and the Teleschool project under the conditions of the pandemic.
Within the framework of the project, practicing teachers will hold webinars for prospective university students, which will be uploaded to the https://el.ge/ platform. The webinar schedule will be updated on a weekly basis and gradually cover all subjects.
The new project will continue for prospective university students through the 4th of July.
Registration for the webinars is open to anyone from the 2nd of May on https://el.ge/. Every webinar recording will be saved and made available to everyone.
Students will have the opportunity to openly express their opinions, questions, wishes, and remarks, which will be reviewed and taken into consideration during the planning of upcoming webinars.
The ministry was instructed to maximize the accessibility of remote learning in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, as per the decision of the Interagency Coordination Council, which is led by the prime minister. The projects implemented by the ministry in the field of remote learning aim to achieve precisely this objective.
Source: Press Service of the Government Administration