Direction:Anglistics
Position:Assistant Professor
Tamar Chanukvadze was born in Tbilisi. T. Chanukvade is a graduate of Tbilisi State Institute of Foreign Languages and a postgraduate, an aspirant, of Moscow Moris Torez Pedagogical University with diploma of candidate of philology. The title of her research is “Stylistic Functions of Phraseological Units in Travelogues”. Currently Tamar works as an English language teacher and coordinator of Anglistics, providing students and lecturers with exam materials, tests and readers. She holds the academic position of assistant professor at School of Arts and Sciences. Tamar has an experience in reviewing books and MA papers.
Scientific interests / research interests
- Chanukhvadze’s interests include current issues in the field of methodology;
- challenges and problems referring to English language teaching.
Articles in magazines
Tamar Chanukvadze “Interaction of Informative, Stylistic and Textual Functions of Phraseological Units in Travelogues”, selection of scientific works “Text in its Functional-Stylistic Aspect”, Moscow State Pedagogical Institute # 309, 1988, p.p.98-104
Tamar Chanukvadze “Role and Functions of Phraseological Units in Text Division and Organization (materials based on travelogues)”, selection of scientific works “Surveys and Principles of Linguo-Stylistics”, Moscow State Pedagogical Institute, #334, 1989, p.p. 89-96
Tamar Chanukvadze “Role of Phraseological Units Subsequent to Genre Peculiarities (materials based on travelogues)”, selection of scientific works TSU #12. p.p. 153-169.
Current Courses |
Course Catalog |
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| English Language Discourse (FCE preparation 2); Global Englishes English Language Discourse (FCE preparation 1); Global Englishes |
General English (from intermediate to advanced level ) autumn and spring semestres, Bachelor’s 2006-2012 |
Tamar Chanukvadze works for Refugee Integration Center “Open House”, created by the United Nations Association of Georgia (UNAG) in partnership with UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). She works and volunteers with refugees, asylum seekers and humanitarian status holders. She runs Georgian language classes for English speakers and English language classes for Russian speakers. T. Chanukvadze is a member of doctorate and master exam commission and thesis defence commission. She is an organizer of the event “English, English and always English”. She was involved as a translator in the U.S. department funded AEIF project “Ensuring Education Access and Employment Opportunities for Prison Youth in Georgia.