ComCom Trains an Additional 60 Students on the Effective Use of AI

As part of the Youth Event Support Programme of LEPL Youth Agency, the Communications Commission delivered a training session on “Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence” to 60 high-school students participating in a summer camp. The training, held at the Kvareli Justice Training Center, was led by Nino Gvagvalia and Salome Guguchia, trainers from ComCom’s Digital Support Programme. 

In cooperation with the Youth Agency, ComCom conducted thematic training sessions for four different groups of summer camp participants on “Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence” and “Artificial Intelligence for Employment and Professional Development.” A total of 330 young people attended these training sessions. 

During the sessions, participants learned about AI tools and their purposeful and effective use, including how AI can support their professional and personal activities, information searches, and integration into various areas of everyday life. The training also aimed to contribute to the development of future competencies and skills among young people. The sessions also covered topics such as integrating AI into professional development and employment; local and international employment platforms; optimising LinkedIn profiles; and using AI as a personal assistant—for example, writing CVs, generating cover letters, and searching for information. These applications help young people save time and complete everyday tasks more effectively. Proficiency with innovative digital tools helps young people develop “future skills.” The knowledge gained through the training provides them with practical tools to become more confident, develop into modern digital professionals, and save time and resources through the responsible and effective use of AI.