Georgia and Beijing Language and Education Center sign memorandum
Georgia’s Ministry of Education, Science and Youth and the Beijing Center for Language Education and Cooperation have signed a memorandum aimed at strengthening cooperation in Chinese language education and professional development.
According to the Ministry, the document was signed by Minister of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, Givi Mikanadze, and the Center’s Director, Yu Yunfeng.
The memorandum provides for support for the professional development of Chinese language teachers in Georgia, the development of additional financial support mechanisms, the sharing of educational resources and expertise, and the organization of joint educational and cultural activities.
As part of the partnership, a joint working group will be established to coordinate cooperation and is expected to begin operating in the near future.
The signing ceremony took place at the Beijing Center for Language Education and Cooperation, where Minister Mikanadze toured the institution’s modern educational facilities and held meetings with its representatives.
During the visit, Center officials presented a Chinese language learning program that utilizes artificial intelligence technologies to help learners from different countries study the Chinese language.
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Deadline expires today for university applicants seeking secondary clearing enrolment - NAEC issue final call
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The deadline for university applicants to register for the second round of enrolment closes today, according to an official statement from the National Assessment and Examinations Centre (NAEC).
The agency emphasised that applicants who fail to submit their educational programme preferences before the deadline will be excluded from the secondary clearing process.
“The National Assessment and Examinations Centre reminds university applicants that the deadline for selecting educational programmes expires today, 18 September, at 18:00. Candidates may select their preferred academic programmes up until this time. Applicants who fail to register their course choices will not be allowed to take part in the second round of clearing.
To submit programme selections, applicants must visit the official registration portal at www.online.naec.ge, click on the banner titled ‘Unified National Examinations – Secondary Enrolment’, log in using their personal identification number and existing password, and select their chosen academic courses.
As a reminder, eligibility for secondary clearing extends to applicants who passed the minimum competency threshold in every subject during the 2026 Unified National Examinations but failed to secure a university place, as well as candidates who fell short of the higher education threshold but met the minimum competency requirements for vocational educational programmes,” the statement specified.