Micro-GEAR will support structural reforms in the higher education sector of Georgia and Armenia, with the aim of introducing and facilitating the broad proliferation of micro-credentials as a tool for improving relevance, quality and flexibility of higher education. The project aligns with the European Council's Recommendation on micro-credentials for lifelong learning and employability. It aims to update National Qualifications Frameworks in two countries, establish consensus on micro-credentialing principles, promote educational activities for micro-credentials, and facilitate mutual recognition.

The Management Board Meeting of the Micro-GEAR project was held online. The meeting covered several important agenda items related to ongoing work and upcoming project milestones.

Professors Kakhaber Tavzarashvili and Irakli Noselidze recently conducted a work visit on 5-12 April to the University of Thessaly in Larissa, Greece. During their meetings with students and colleagues, they discussed the Erasmus+ project Micro-GEAR.

The Management Board Meeting of the Micro-GEAR project was held online. The meeting focused on key discussions regarding future plans and collaboration.