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From the 2026–27 school year, Georgian pupils will follow a revised timetable with earlier chemistry, split language and history classes, and more primary-level hours for core subjects.
Shota Rustaveli State University in Batumi has launched a Peace Education Center aimed at helping students study conflict, historical context and dialogue-based settlement.
New amendments require international students to prove language proficiency and face admission quotas, while universities must report enrolment in a unified system with fines for violations.
Georgia and China have signed a memorandum to strengthen Chinese language teaching, including teacher training, resources and joint cultural programmes coordinated by a new working group.
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