On November 28, the Georgian Prime Minister announced Georgian authorities halt EU accession process and government had decided to suspend further membership talks with the European Union for the next 4 years. In response, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have…
How to look for and find work in Georgia? How does the jobs market look like in Georgia form foreigners perspective? Can you find work with no knowledge of Georgian language? And how big the salary you may expect? All…
Georgian wine traditions – what do you know about one of the oldest winery traditions? Today we’ll talk with the expert from Tsereteli Wine, Nikoloz Tsirgvava who explained us the main Georgian traditions, qvevri wine production, making of the Georgian…
Thinking about moving to Georgia? Or maybe you already live there and it’s not going as planned? In today’s episode we’ll discuss 3 things to help you with successfully moving to Georgia. You can listen to The Caucasus podcast also…
Do you know, that the influx of foreigners, impacts not only how Georgian economy looks like, but also how Georgian language is being taught? So let’s talk today about teaching Georgian as a foreign language in the context of changes…
Glorious Georgia at Euro 2024, remarkable debut run, fearless Georgia – these are just few of the headlines about Georgian National Football Team during Euro 2024. So let’s look at what was going on the stadiums, in Georgia and how…
In this episode we share how to learn the Georgian language based on two success stories and the experiences of our students. We talk about our paths in learning the Georgian language, sharing our stories and how we are proceeding…
Workation in Georgia – how to organize it, what to plan and what to prepare. That’s what we’ll cover in this episode of the Caucasus Podcast. I will talk from my own experience and will answer the questions I got…
Linguistic minorities in Georgia? Imagine two Georgian citizens, girls, one born and raised in Javakheti, the other in Kvemo Kartli, who meet in Russia and… talk in Russian because neither of them knows Georgian that well. One is Armenian and…
