How to Protect the Georgian Language

How to Protect the Georgian Language is a national competition for 10th–11th grade students of Georgia to develop project concepts on protecting and promoting the Georgian language. Participants may enter individually or in groups (up to three pupils). Winning entries at school and municipal stages lead to implementation of educational projects in the respective schools and awarding of diplomas and valuable prizes.

Winners receive diplomas and valuable gifts; school-stage winning projects will be implemented at the respective school and reported to the ministry.

Open to students of public and private general educational institutions in grades 10–11, participating individually or in groups (maximum 3 students per group).

Submit an original concept (printed or handwritten) in Georgian up to 1,000 words including author name(s), class and school. School-level winners are advanced to municipal round and municipal winners are submitted to the ministry.