The Justice Training Center in Kvareli Hosts a Robotics Camp for Teachers

The Justice Training Center in Kvareli is hosting a Robotics Camp for Teachers. More than 500 teachers from 407 public schools across different regions of Georgia registered to participate in the camp.

The teachers selected through the competitive selection process will use the knowledge and experience gained during the camp to establish robotics clubs for primary school students in their respective schools.

The Director of the Justice Training Center, Gvantsa Varamashvili, welcomed the First Deputy Minister of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, Levan Ghirsiashvili, and the State Representative in the Kakheti Region, Platon Kalmakhelidze, to the camp at the Justice Training Center in Kvareli. Together, they met with the camp participants and learned about the project's activities.

The Justice Training Center continuously supports the implementation of educational initiatives of national importance, particularly those aimed at promoting STEAM and robotics education in schools and empowering future generations.