European Parliament, Brussels | International EngagementAt a high-level conference held in the European Parliament
„Youth: The Future in the Present – Youth Observatory through the VET perspectives“
Georgia was represented with dignity.
At the said eventThe Security Academy Vocational College was presented by the college director, David Mazmishvili.
Members of the European Parliament and industry leaders discussed the current challenges in vocational education and practical ways to address them. Comprehensive statistical data was presented, the analysis of which revealed systemic problems and development priorities.
The event included both discussions and individual meetings, where David Mazmishvili introduced the international partners to:
College Strategic Vision Current educational programs Already implemented and planned steps for internationalizationSpecific steps were also planned for membership in an international organization with a significant platform and for participation in multi-format international activities.
The event was not just a conference in its significance—it was: Working Space for the Formation of European Vocational Education Policy A platform for direct communication with decision-makers An environment for an in-depth analysis of labor market demands and the needs of young people
For the Security Academy, this means: Real integration into the European educational space Forming a high-level partnership network a practical opportunity for the development of dual degrees and international programs Systematic implementation of European standards in Georgia
Importance for the country Strengthening the International Positioning of Vocational Education in Georgia Promoting the formation of the country as a regional educational hub Creating European-level competitive opportunities for young people
This is the beginning of a strategic process.The next stage is planned:
Active participation in Erasmus+ and other international programs Deepening strategic partnerships with European educational institutions Developing new programs for international students
The Security Academy is already operating in the space where the future of vocational education is being created—at a European level.
