Over the past 20 years, U.S. assistance has helped to rebuild
and reform the educational system in Georgia. USAID’s programs
have helped to train teachers, renovate schools, improve the
management of the educational system, and create vocational and
higher educational programs that serve the needs of a growing
economy. USAID continues to invest in primary education to
improve reading and math skills for girls and boys in primary
school and support targeted vocational training programs in the
areas where high employer demand exists. Programs that advance
university-level teaching in Georgia’s most promising
competitive sectors enhance the workforce with competitive
skills and higher paid job opportunities. Georgia Primary
Education Project (G-Pried) Oct 2011 – Oct 2015 The goal of the
G-Pried project is to provide comprehensive assistance to the
primary education system to improve reading and math
competencies of Georgian and ethnic minority students. This will
be achieved through supporting instructional impr