Students admitted to the Vocational Education Centre of Tbilisi State University (TSU) through the Unified National Examinations were welcomed at the start of the new academic year by TSU Rector, Academician Jaba Samushia, Deputy Rector Kakhaber Cheishvili, Head of Administration Lasha Saghinadze, Head of the TSU Vocational Education Centre Levan Tsikaridze, heads of vocational programmes and Giorgi Kiknadze, Executive Director of the employment agency HR.GE.

A total of 136 students enrolled in nine vocational programmes in Tbilisi and Kutaisi.

Through the 2026 Unified National Examinations, the TSU Vocational Education Centre admitted students to the following programmes: Accounting (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Customs Affairs (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Library Work (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Warehousing (Kutaisi) and Administrative Services Management (Tbilisi/Kutaisi).

More than 2,000 applicants registered for vocational programmes through the Unified National Examinations.

Students from the Event Planning vocational programme helped organise the welcome event.

As part of the autumn intake, the TSU Vocational Education Centre will admit 389 students to 12 vocational programmes: Preschool Education (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Administrative Services Management (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Library Work (Kutaisi), Event Planning (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Front-end Development (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Financial Services (Tbilisi/Kutaisi), Warehousing (Kutaisi), Freight Forwarding (Kutaisi) and Accounting (Kutaisi).

TSU has offered vocational education programmes since 2007. All vocational programmes offered at TSU are fully funded by the state.