International Projects
USAID Education for the Future (2024–2028)
The goal of the USAID Education for the Future program is to improve the quality and ensure the inclusivity of the general education system in Georgia. The program supports the Georgian government in enhancing the quality of teacher training and educational science programs, developing the capacity of educational leaders, and strengthening school autonomy.
Within the framework of the program, Chemonics International and Arizona State University (ASU) closely collaborate with Georgian partner universities to improve the quality and inclusiveness of teacher training and education science programs. To achieve this, the project will support universities in course development and improvement, enhancing teaching and research skills of academic staff, ensuring access to modern literature, and fostering local and international academic partnerships for faculty and students.
The program is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Partners and Supporters: Arizona State University (USA); World Schools Network (USA); Chemonics International; Georgian University.
"The Role of Universities in Strengthening Student Self-Governance Through School Networks" (2023–2025)
The project aims to strengthen student self-governance in partner schools through a whole-school approach, in cooperation between universities and schools. In close collaboration with the American Academy, the project promotes the development of civic and democratic culture by strengthening school networks. Partner schools involved in a unified network will benefit from the exchange of experience and joint initiatives. The project also provides training modules, guides, and resources focused on civic education for future teachers and school communities.
The project is funded by USAID under a grant competition announced by PH International and is supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia.
The goal of USAID’s Civic Education Program is to raise civic awareness and foster active youth participation in democratic processes. The program also promotes the integration of technology into civic education, development of democratic culture in schools, and connections between schools and the private sector.
