Faculty of Power Engineering Students Meet with “Sakkabel” Representatives

Students from the Faculty of Power Engineering at the Georgian Technical University met with David Kapanadze, Managing Director of the company “Sakkabel”, Davit Kapanadze, as well as the Head of Marketing and Public Relations, Nutsa Samkharadze, and the Marketing Manager, Barbare Jananashvili.

The meeting, organized by the GTU Career Development Department of Academic Process Management Service, was opened by Dean of the Faculty of Power Engineering, Professor Ketevan Kutateladze.

As the Dean noted, such meetings play a crucial role in the process of students’ professional development, gaining practical experience, and connecting with the private sector. According to her, cooperation between the university and industry is particularly important for a better understanding of employment prospects and the real working environment in the energy sector.

“The energy sector is constantly evolving, and today it is especially important that students receive information about trends in the industry, technological innovations, and employment opportunities during their studies. It is precisely such meetings that strengthen the connection between the university and business and give students a real idea of ​​​​their future profession.”

   – Professor Ketevan Kutateladze

According to the head of the GTU Career Development Department of Academic Process Management Service, during the meeting, students received information about the activities of the company “Sakkabeli”, modern challenges of the energy industry, and current market demands. According to Associate Professor Nato Katamadze, a discussion was held during the meeting, during which students asked questions and received comprehensive answers from company representatives.

“Our goal is to create an opportunity for students to be as close as possible to the real working environment during their studies. Such meetings not only deepen knowledge but also contribute to the formation of professional orientation. Active cooperation with the private sector helps students better see their own capabilities and future career development paths.”

– Associate Professor Nato Katamadze

The meeting aimed to support students’ career orientation and develop their professional skills.