2018-07-12
Award Ceremony of Student Competition “Planet Read More”
An award ceremony of a student competition “Planet Read More” will be held at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
on July 12, at 4 pm. Three winners will be revealed who will receive special prizes from Books in Batumi publishing house. The first place winner will be awarded a training tour to Europe; the second and third place winners will be awarded GEL 1000 and GEL 500, respectively. All ten finalists of the project will receive memorable prizes.
Rector of TSU, Giorgi Sharvashidze, and founders of the publishing house, Irakli Bakuridze and Mari Korinteli will attend the award ceremony. Guram Matskhonashvili, author of “Gldani – Impossible Novel,” whose book is among the competition books, will be invited as an honorary guest.
The student competition was launched in April and it lasted for three months. Each week the contestants read the books selected for the competition and took the tests specifically prepared for them. 10 contestants with the highest points competed with each other in the final.
Leaders of each round were also revealed and memorable gifts and certificates were awarded to them. Eight online quizzes were held in frames of the competition; the winners were awarded prizes and additional two points. The idea of the student project belongs to the students of Tbilisi State University and it is implemented jointly by TSU and Books in Batumi publishing house for the third consecutive year. The project aims at promoting youth literacy and offering more literature to students in a form of competition.
Address: TSU, 1st Building, Library, Maro Makashvili Hall
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Rector of TSU, Giorgi Sharvashidze, and founders of the publishing house, Irakli Bakuridze and Mari Korinteli will attend the award ceremony. Guram Matskhonashvili, author of “Gldani – Impossible Novel,” whose book is among the competition books, will be invited as an honorary guest.
The student competition was launched in April and it lasted for three months. Each week the contestants read the books selected for the competition and took the tests specifically prepared for them. 10 contestants with the highest points competed with each other in the final.
Leaders of each round were also revealed and memorable gifts and certificates were awarded to them. Eight online quizzes were held in frames of the competition; the winners were awarded prizes and additional two points. The idea of the student project belongs to the students of Tbilisi State University and it is implemented jointly by TSU and Books in Batumi publishing house for the third consecutive year. The project aims at promoting youth literacy and offering more literature to students in a form of competition.
Address: TSU, 1st Building, Library, Maro Makashvili Hall