Georgia: The Ministry of Justice has launched a large-scale youth project. The Minister of Justice Rati Bregadze met with the members of Youth Club YOUTHTITIA in the Amphitheater of Kvarli Education Center.
The Minister, in a show of support, extended his best wishes to the students and familiarized them with the Ministry’s activities and priorities.
Through a rigorous selection process, 30 students were chosen to partake in a year-long internship within the Ministry of Justice system. They will also have the opportunity to execute projects funded by the Ministry, thereby gaining invaluable experience and exposure.
“I believe this unparalleled opportunity will not only foster your professional growth but also contribute to the state’s quest for young, motivated, highly qualified, and initiative-driven staff,” said Rati Bregadze at a student meeting, underlining the exclusivity of the opportunity.
In the first stage, the youth club members will undergo a two-day training session on team cohesion and the activities of the Ministry of Justice.
YOUTHTITIA offers a wide range of educational activities, thematic meetings, and opportunities to implement author projects for the second-fourth-year students of the Bachelor’s degree of Law Faculty.
Thirty students from authorized Georgian universities were selected as members of the club for a one-year period. These selected students will actively participate in Ministry of Justice activities, gaining hands-on experience in their field.
The platform allows students to develop professional skills, deepen field knowledge, engage in public governance processes, and participate in the Ministry of Justice’s reforms.
YOUTHTITIA
YOUTHTITIA, a groundbreaking initiative founded within the Ministry of Justice, aims to empower students of law faculties by providing them with a unique opportunity to cultivate professional skills, deepen their knowledge in the field, engage in public administration processes, and contribute to the planning and execution of reforms within the Ministry.
