Learn. Apply. Share.

On October 10, Friday evening, the 6th cycle of the WorldView Three-Month Online Teacher Training officially commenced — a new learning marathon uniting hundreds of teachers from all regions of Armenia and the diaspora, representing diverse schools and subject areas.

This year’s program stands out with its renewed schedule and enriched curriculum, offering participants the opportunity to explore WorldView’s latest technical and methodological tools, master modern teaching strategies, and strengthen their practical skills in educational technology.

More Than a Training — A Journey of Professional Transformation

The launch took place live from the WorldView booth at DigiTec 2025, where Hovhannes Ghazaryan, CEO of the Visual Armenia Development Foundation and author of the Brainograph EdTech, addressed the participants: “Today marks a doubly significant moment for us — we are not only launching the long-awaited Three-Month Training but also, for the first time, presenting WorldView at DigiTec, Armenia’s leading technology event. Here, we’re sharing our experience of merging education and technology. These trainings, which this year have attracted a record number of teachers, were born out of our efforts to integrate the innovative Brainograph EdTech into classroom practice. For us, this is much more than a training program — it is a pathway for professional growth, mutual support, and systemic feedback.”

To date, over 1,000 teachers have participated in the first five cycles, with 320 earning certification at various levels — credentials genuinely earned through learning, application, and experience-sharing. Many participants note that this training has inspired them to apply for higher professional categories.

Over time, the program has also fostered a thriving professional community — teachers who gather every Friday evening to learn from one another, support one another, and nurture a culture of continuous growth and professional solidarity.

A Growing Community of Learners and Innovators

Arevik Avetisyan, Program Director of WorldView, also welcomed participants and highlighted the main updates of the year: “The Three-Month Training is one of the Foundation’s flagship initiatives. We launched it in 2022 to equip teachers with essential yet transformative knowledge. Starting with just a few educators, we now have a large and dynamic community united by an unstoppable drive to learn and evolve. This year, nearly 76% of participants are new — a clear indicator of the expanding reach of WorldView’s educational culture. We have developed a specialized curriculum tailored for online learning and fully aligned with national education standards. The certification process has also been renewed — now closely linked to teacher qualification levels and the platform’s practical toolset. From this cycle forward, we will have certified WorldView Educators — knowledgeable, skilled, and research-driven.”

Three Months of Deep Learning and Collaboration

Program Coordinator Mariam Khachatryan emphasized the importance of teacher engagement and collaboration: “Ahead of us lie three rich and inspiring months. To achieve the best results, I encourage everyone to be consistent and participate in every session. Together, we’ll explore leading pedagogical strategies, study innovative methods, and learn to use ICT tools to refine lesson planning and delivery. This is not merely a training — it is a mutual learning platform where the true spirit of partnership and collaboration is formed.”

Twice-a-Week Sessions for Deeper Engagement

Responding to high demand and the program’s expanded content, sessions this year will be held twice a week — every Wednesday and Friday at 19:00.

Remaining true to its guiding principle — Learn. Apply. Share. — the Visual Armenia Development Foundation has launched the 6th cycle of the WorldView Three-Month Teacher Training, opening new pathways of knowledge, collaboration, and professional transformation for hundreds of educators across Armenia and beyond.

Let’s get to work.