Education
Formal study, and the teaching that ran alongside it. No degree is claimed where none was awarded.
Microsoft Academy
2018–2023Professional training — software development track
Web development, object-oriented programming, applied artificial intelligence
Completed as a self-directed programme running in parallel with full-time professional engineering work. Components were delivered through the Microsoft Professional Program on edX (DEV237x) and through Microsoft Learn. Coursework covered front-end web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), object-oriented programming, applied artificial intelligence, software project structure and version control. This is professional training, not a degree.
Public School №22
2018–2019Complete secondary education — awarded with gold medal
General secondary education
Final year of upper secondary education, completed under an individual study plan: coursework studied independently, alongside the Microsoft Academy programme, with state examinations taken in person at the school. Awarded a gold medal for academic excellence. EQF level 4.
Georgian-American High School "Progress"
2017–2018Upper secondary education, grades 10–11 — transferred
Upper secondary curriculum with an American-school component
Extracurricular: creative writing club and programming/coding club; SAT preparation programme. Transferred to Public School №22 to complete the final year under an individual study plan. EQF level 4.
Niko Nikoladze High School
2007–2016Basic secondary education
General basic education
Nine years of primary and basic secondary education in Kutaisi. Extracurricular: SAT preparation programme. EQF level 3.
Teaching
Teaching that ran alongside the building.
re:school
2023–Instructor & Mentor
Technology-school students in Tbilisi — from children taking introductory electronics to junior developers on a twelve-month programme
- AI development
- Internet and networking fundamentals
- Professional and basic computer literacy
- Arduino and microcontroller systems
- Sensors and electronics
- MQTT and cloud-connected devices
Runs 50–60 minute sessions built around live interaction rather than lecture. Authors the lesson plans, interactive presentations, lab materials and printable bilingual handouts ("რა ვისწავლეთ დღეს?" and "საშინაო დავალება"). Designed and ran student hackathons, and mentored winning teams into the Leonardo da Vinci Young Inventors competition, where students won awards. Has taught 100+ students. Also built LectureHub — the login-protected teaching-operations workspace the courses run on, with syllabuses, week-by-week lesson plans, classroom decks, class records, protected materials, PDF export and student homework submission.
Authored curricula
- Internet and NetworkingBilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 104 slides · en / ka
- Junior AI DeveloperBilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 108 slides · en / ka
- IoT 101Bilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 104 slides · en / ka
- Electronics for KidsBilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 104 slides · en / ka
- 3D ModelingBilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 104 slides · en / ka
- 3D PrintingBilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 104 slides · en / ka
- Computer LiteracyBilingual EN/KA syllabus, LectureHub · 104 slides · en / ka
The material the teaching starts from
Experimental material and the printed test object — the ground the teaching stands on.
PL.01
Test cube printed using the experimental PET filament.
PL.02
Recycled-PET filament spool produced during experimentation.
I have no photograph of a class in session. The teaching happened; the camera was not there.