As part of its ongoing efforts to increase the accessibility and visibility of vocational education programs, College AISI continues to hold information meetings with residents of eco-migrant settlements in the Kakheti region.

Following the meeting in Udabno, the next event took place in the village of Samtatskaro, Dedoplistskaro Municipality.

Tamari Getiashvili, Career Guidance and Career Planning Manager at the college, introduced attendees to the vocational education programs available at College AISI and provided information on registration deadlines, entrance testing, and admission procedures.

Participants learned about the college's infrastructure, with special emphasis placed on the student campus at the Kachreti campus, where safe, comfortable, and fully equipped accommodation is available. This service is particularly valuable for students coming from other municipalities or regions who require housing during their studies.

The Veterinary and Beekeeping vocational programs were presented by vocational education teachers Sergo Simonishvili and Marine Gogilashvili. They introduced participants to the curriculum, practical learning opportunities, and career development prospects offered by these programs.

The meeting concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session, followed by individual consultations.

Participants were also able to view handcrafted works created by students from various vocational programs.

Informational brochures and flyers were distributed, and attendees received College AISI branded promotional gifts.

These outreach meetings strengthen cooperation between the college and local communities while increasing public awareness of vocational education opportunities.