Last year, the Ministry of Education and Science found that 73% of students chose English as their second language for the Unified National Exams. Here are some stories from the TLG bloggers about the spread of English in Georgia:
The Growth of English Popularity in Georgia: A University Perspective
Three Months and Improving Rapidly: English in Gurjaani
adelavan
bluesmc2003
brijerydoo
caduceus21
caucascapades
choppa481
Caitlin
dasoka
Dekanatre
engela87
gnarbeghlavi
georgiasomethingyouknowwhatever
immigrantpunk007
jacaranda87
jasonfazzio
Kacie Riann
katchaturian
kjmaher
klaricuna
klshea
LaurenMikes
lcquinn
littlemisslennon
Mzuri
lowrycb
maryellen287
matthewpizza
mikkelablanton
Nathan
mullingsandmusings
namtskvariminda
panoptical
planestrainsmarshrutkas
ppwlwski
cocoapuff
raughley
saintfacetious
sakartvelogirl
Jackson Wai Chung Tse
Stoke North
TLGtranslator
TLG Social Media Coordinator
zioncanyongirl
Making a Difference 
August 17th, 2012 → 1:01 pm
[…] for anyone interested in how the English education in Georgia is progressing, check out English: Georgia’s New Second Language. Data from the Ministry of Education and Science coupled with anecdotes from the various cities and […]
September 17th, 2012 → 8:01 am
[…] English: Georgia’s New Second Language […]