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On February 16,2026, a class hour was conducted in the 11th grade at Makhinjauri Maritime School on the topic: Career Planning and Setting Future Goals. The aim of the meeting was to introduce students to professional pathways in the maritime field and to develop their practical skills.
In particular, the following topics were discussed:
Maritime career paths and their importance (career orientation, industry overview, maritime professions)
Education, certification, and professional
On February 11, 2026, a seminar dedicated to Global Air Quality Day was held at Makhinjauri Maritime School on the topic: “Climate Change and Sustainable Development.”
As part of the event, participants analyzed the cause-and-effect relationships of climate change, the importance of the Sustainable Development Goals, and prospective strategies for addressing the issue.
The event was organized by the Department of Social Sciences under the supervision of the responsible teacher
On February 10, 2026, an event dedicated to celebrating International Book Reading Day was held at the Makhinjauri Maritime School, organized by the school library.
The invited guests at the meeting were poet Bella Keburia and poet Bagrat Akujba, a graduate of the vocational education program at Batumi Navigation University. The event was also attended by the Georgian language and literature teacher of Makhinjauri Maritime School, Anzhela Jakeli.
The guests spoke about the
On February 9, 2026, a public lecture dedicated to the celebration of Davidoba was held at the Makhinjauri Maritime School.
The lecture discussed the historical, political, and cultural significance of King David IV the Builder of Georgia, the state reforms he carried out, as well as his military and spiritual vision, which became the foundation for national unity and the country’s advancement.
Special attention was given to the perception of David the Builder’s personality in
On January 27, 2025, in connection with the Feast of Saint Nino, a public lecture was held at the Makhinjauri Maritime School. The lecture was dedicated to the role of Saint Nino in the Christianization of Georgia and to her historical and spiritual significance. Within the framework of the lecture, Saint Nino’s missionary activity, the establishment of the Christian worldview in Georgia, and the place of the Feast of Saint Nino in national and cultural memory were discussed.
Special
