The expert-teachers from high-secondary schools of Denmark - Catherine Lonholdt and Lis Rydahl Eilertzen and the chief editor of GL magazine - Morten Jest visited Tbilisi public school №152.

The expert-teachers from high-secondary schools of Denmark - Catherine Lonholdt and Lis Rydahl Eilertzen conducted the 4-days training in Georgia.

The solidarity project – “Partnership on promoting education policy capacity, advocacy and school development in Georgia” – is implemented by the Danish National Trade Union of the High Secondary teachers (GL) in partnership with the Educations and Scientists Free Trade Union of Georgia (ESFTUG). The 18-month project is supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark and the Foundation of the Civil Society in Development (CISU).

The great desire of the Dutch teachers was to get familiar with the Georgian education system and to see the working environment and teaching process at the place, before the seminars. On November 28 , the Dutch colleagues visited Tbilisi visited public school №152.

The guests observed the school building. They met the school principal, Tamar Gurashvili, teachers, talked with the students, observed the teaching process in the primary (teacher, Lia Burduli), secondary and high classes: the lessons of Math (teacher, Nona Glonti) and English (Nino Gogoladze).

The guests liked the respectful, friendly and democratic attitude between the director and the school employers.

The school principal Tamar Gurashvili talked with the guests about the school history, teaching process, about the success of the teachers and students, about the implemented, current and planned projects, about the problems and chalanges.

The visit in the school was organized by the head of the ESFTUG Samgori branch organization – Guliko Amilidze.

ESFTUG thanks the principal of the public school №152, Tamar Gurashvili, the school pedagogical collective, the heads of the Samgori regional organization for their hospitality and the interesting meeting.

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