Education Minister Janna Andreasyan Chairs Meeting on Education in Arts: Changes and Improvements Discussed
Armenia’s Minister of Education, Janna Andreasyan, chaired a meeting on changes in arts education. The focus was on improving programs and informing schools about the reforms. Andreasyan stressed the importance of students’ involvement and encouraged active participation. The meeting also addressed teacher evaluations and initiatives to support rural and highland schools. The reform of the education system in Armenia is ongoing, with the aim of nationwide implementation by 2026. Cultural organizations and civil society were also part of the discussions, providing support and guidance to students.
“Students from Conservatory of Converse and Tema Tavushi bagrata Srbazani join forces for powerful concert tour throughout Armenia”
Students from Conservatory of Converse join Tema Tavushi bagrata Srbazani for concert tour. They perform segment from “Vardan Mamikonian” opera. Tour starts in Kirants and ends in Yerevan on May 9. Concert demands to be presented to government, calling for end to unjust political situation and unilateral concessions.
Ministry of Education in Armenia Announces Competition to Enhance Artistic Education for Teachers
The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia is holding a competition for teacher training in artistic education. Teachers will be evaluated over a 3-year period. The program follows established criteria and aims to improve the quality of classes. Applications should be submitted by email before May 29, 2024. For more information, contact the Ministry’s hotline at 010-599620.
“Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Wife Pay Tribute to Armenian Genocide Victims at Emotional Concert”
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his wife Anna Hakobyan attended a concert honoring Armenian Genocide victims at Aram Khachaturian Concert Hall. The premiere of V.A. Mojarty’s “Requiem” was performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Academic Choir of Armenia, led by conductor George Pehlivanian.
“Yerevan Shines with Spectacular Performances at Penderecki International Contemporary Music Festival”
Yerevan hosts fourth Penderecki International Contemporary Music Festival. Concert showcases symphonic works by Penderecki and Armenian composers. Conductor Joo-Young Beck praises Penderecki’s contemporary language and connection to Armenia.
“Yerevan’s “Golden Apricot” International Film Festival Returns: Celebrating Renowned Filmmakers and Two Special Birthdays!”
Yerevan’s “Golden Apricot” International Film Festival is back this year from July 7-14 featuring competition films and top movies from around the world. World-renowned filmmakers will showcase their works, adding to the excitement of celebrating Charles Aznavour and Sergey Parajanov’s 100th birthdays. Stay tuned for more festival updates.
Prime Minister Araksya Svajyan Expands Vocational Training Opportunities for Children with Special Needs
Prime Minister of Armenia Araksya Svajyan, along with other officials, visited a rehabilitation center for children with special needs. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of vocational training and discussed new regulations and incentives for participants. The article also highlighted the exhibitions showcasing the achievements of vocational training centers in the field of culture. The article concluded with an update on the ongoing process of vocational training and employment in the field of visual arts.
“Exhibition Honoring Sergey Parajanov’s 100th Anniversary Draws Officials and International Guests at Museum Center of the Union of Artists”
The Museum Center of the Union of Artists opens a special exhibition honoring Sergey Parajanov’s 100th anniversary. The event was attended by government officials, diplomats, and guests. The exhibition highlights Parajanov’s films and a photo exhibition. Minister Avanesyan emphasizes the significance of Parajanov’s artistic legacy, while Ottonyan praises his international contributions. The officials also visit an exhibition of French-Armenian artist Mihran Manushyan, with Minister Avanesyan expressing gratitude for France’s support. Mihran Manushyan is honored with a commemorative medal by the Armenian delegation.
“Government mishap: Theater director calls for meeting with Prime Minister amidst administrative confusion”
The “Goy” Theater in Armenia is seeking a meeting with the Prime Minister regarding the government’s mistakes in addressing their appeal. The theater is demanding the unification of state academic theaters and has appealed to the administrative court. The employees are eager to resolve the issue and await a response from the CPMC Administration within 10 days.
Yerevan’s State Conservatory Professor Ara Gyulbekyan Wins First Prize in International Folk Song Competition
Armenian music professor Ara Gyulbekyan from Yerevan’s State Conservatory wins first prize in international folk song competition. How his education in traditional Armenian music led to his success and his hope for future achievements in the field.