Georgia initiates application process for complimentary brief skill development programs
State Employment Promotion Agency Offers Short-Term Training Courses in Georgia
The State Employment Promotion Agency in Georgia is offering short-term professional training and retraining courses, aimed at equipping citizens with high-demand skills and facilitating their rapid employment. These courses, funded entirely by the state, are open to both public and private educational institutions and cover a wide range of sectors, from computer programs and aesthetics to early childhood education and home care.
Interested individuals can apply for these courses by visiting the agency's service centers across the country. The application period for the 2025 enrollment, which ran from August 11 to August 22, has now closed. However, applicants are encouraged to stay updated on future enrollment periods.
To enroll, applicants must first register at the service centers and select their preferred professional field. The courses last between one to three months and are designed to strengthen citizens' skills in various high-demand areas.
In the current year, the agency has fully funded over 2,000 citizens across more than 80 short-term courses. Many of these participants have already found employment, demonstrating the effectiveness of the program.
The Deputy Minister of Health, Giorgi Tsagareishvili, has emphasized the importance of these courses and encouraged educational centers, especially those in regional areas, to actively apply for the program. He believes that these courses will help improve the employment prospects of citizens in these areas.
In collaboration with 30 colleges nationwide, the State Employment Promotion Agency has been able to offer a diverse range of courses. The agency aims to support thousands of beneficiaries annually, contributing to the overall economic growth of the country.
For more detailed eligibility criteria or procedural steps (such as required documents or age limits), applicants should contact the State Employment Promotion Agency directly or visit their official service centers.
[1] Source: State Employment Promotion Agency's official website.
Engaged citizens can explore educational opportunities by participating in the short-term training courses offered by the State Employment Promotion Agency in Georgia. These courses, designed for rapid employment in high-demand sectors like computer programs, aesthetics, and early childhood education, are aimed at equipping individuals with essential skills.
To foster ongoing self-development and expand learning opportunities, interested parties are encouraged to stay updated on future enrollment periods and may find additional details by contacting the agency directly or visiting their official service centers.
