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Mariam Kutalia

Mariam Kutalia

Ministry of Correction and Legal Assistance of Georgia 


Guram Tavartkilade Teaching University – The place, where I grew up as a professional and developed as an independent person. This is the university, where I felt myself home right from the start. Amicability of academic staff, rectors and each of the personnel towards students, well-furnished infrastructure, high quality education focused on practical training, lectures and sessions, workshops held in terms of international programs - all these make the Guram Tavartkiladze Teaching University valuable and competitive all over Georgia.  

I am happy to have been an excellent bachelor student of this university and a scholarship winner of Guram Tavartkiladze’s scholarship for four years. I was even assisted for my first employment by the university. At present, I am proud and glad to continue my master’s degree at the GTTU.  

News

Meeting with the press-speaker of Georgian President

22 October 2010
On October 22, 2010 the press-speaker of president of Georgia Manana Manjgaladze visited at Guram Tavartkiladze Teaching University by invitation of the students of journalism faculty.
Manana Manjgaladze told about her journalistic biography to the young journalists. She said that her active journalist career at first time was changed by the position of head of news and then she was appointed as speaker of president of Georgia. Mrs. Manana marked that most of all she misses the time when she was an active journalist and her every working day was full of expected surprises.
The meeting went in question and answer format. Ex-journalist was very oratorical. Manana Manjgaladze shared her opinion with the students, how the real journalist should be. She asked students to consider her advice of getting knowledge. She also marked that journalism depends on other things. Although, the real journalist shouldn’t forget to be always objective, to protect own principles and never break journalistic ethic code. M. Manjgaladze was asked about “imitate chronicle”. Mrs. Manjgaladze said that fact was violation of journalistic ethic norms. At the end of the meeting M. Manjgaladze hoped that the ways of ex-journalist and GTSU’s graduate journalists will meet at TV or some another broadcasting company.
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