Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University took part in the event "Expo - Youth Services." BSU representatives introduced school students to the university’s undergraduate and vocational educational programs, student life, scholarships, exchange programs and the wide range of opportunities the university offers to prospective students.

A public lecture and field visit titled "Ecological Challenges in Batumi and Human Health" were held at BSU’s Center for Vocational Programs Management and Lifelong Learning.
The event was held in connection with World Environment Day and was led by Guguli Dumbadze, Associate Professor at BSU’s Faculty of Natural Sciences and Health Care and researcher in Environmental Science and Ecology.

Organized by the Regional Youth Center, the "Guide to Your Career" camp is being held for young people interested in career selection and career planning.
As part of the camp, participants met with representatives from vocational education institutions, including Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. During the meeting, young people were provided with detailed information regarding current educational programs and the opportunities the university offers for their professional development.
The camp program includes specialized training sessions designed to help participants better assess their interests, skills and potential. Additionally, young people are introduced to modern career planning approaches and current labor market trends.

An information session with vocational education teachers was held at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. Tite Aroshidze, Rector of BSU, alongside the Director of BSU`s Center for Vocational Programs Management and Lifelong Learning, met with vocational education instructors.

An Employment Forum was held at BSU’s Center for Vocational Programs Management and Lifelong Learning, featuring representatives from the State Employment Agency and the company "Nikora Trade." The forum was opened by Badri Gechbaia, Director of BSU’s Center for Vocational Programs Management and Lifelong Learning, who highlighted the importance of employment promotion.