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Georgia risks turning into cheap labor haven with new reform
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Georgia risks turning into cheap labor haven with new reform
TBILISI, November 4 – Georgia’s government is launching a new education reform that will allow public schools to switch from a 12-year to an 11-year system, letting students graduate and enter the workforce one year earlier. Those who wish to continue studying abroad or pursue a full 12-year education will still be able to do so, either at private schools or in state-funded twelfth-grade… Source
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