Sub-project 1: Teachers Initial Training Implemented tasks and activities/ main achievements: Induction training for the teachers of new learning hubs was held in Tbilisi on 28 October – 3 November, 2019. Duration of the training was 2 weekends (4 full days) 34 participants from 13 learning hubs participated. Participants were consulted by the British Council […]

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British Council ETAG joint project English for Communities’ 2018-2019 Training of Trainers Dialogue, Debating and Negotiating Skills Funded by the UK Government: Conflict, Stability and Security Fund. This project was proposes to deliver community-level schools-based activity in 20 priority communities in South Caucasus, Belarus and Moldova to develop the capacity among teachers to teach English […]

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ETAG is implementing an educational project supported by the Teachers’ Professional Development Centre. The aim of the project is to write a research on two most important policy documents: 1. National Curriculum/English language standards for schoolchildren; 2. Teachers Professional Standard. ETAG has already worked with 140 teachers, forming 12 focus groups all over Georgia. Findings […]

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July 2011, English Language through Civic Education program started in Georgia, which is a two year initiative implemented by Project Harmony (PH) International with and its partners, English Teachers Association of Georgia and the Center for Intercultural Education and Development (CIED) of Georgetown University. The goal of CETEL is to improve English-language teaching and learning […]

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Funding organization: The British Council Pilot edition: May 2006 Specific Objectives: to make students aware of the theories behind the teaching of English as a Foreign Language(EFL), and to prepare them for their first teaching experiences in the classroom. to use the cource as the guidelines to help trainees get the most from observing experienced […]

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ELT textbooks for schools Partner Organization: British Council Specific Objectives: to assist Georgian textbook writers to develop their skills to develop a new series of ELT textbooks for schools grade 8 and11 to build textbooks on communicative and skill-based methodology Outcomes (up to March 07) 5th ,6th, 7th,8th, 9th and 10th grade textbooks published and […]

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ETAG currently has 8 regional branches plus the head office in Tbilisi. The offices are in Batumi, Poti, Zugdidi, Kutaisi, Akhaltsikhe, Gori, Rustavi and Telavi. All the branches are well equipped with the Internet Connection. They are managed by the branch managers. All the branches unite around 800 members from both school and university levels. […]

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Funding organization: The British Council The ETAG baseline project is the preliminary stage of the overall ETAG development project: ETAG 2005 Specific Objectives: to draw up a detailed picture of the English Teachers’ Association of Georgia (ETAG) at the end of 2001 and identify its strengths and weaknesses. use the findings and results of the […]

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