In the small town of Agara, big dreams are quietly growing; step by step, with purpose and patience.
Many of my students come from villages with limited opportunities, yet their determination is limitless. Each student holds a hope: to speak fluent English, connect with the world, and build a brighter future.
I teach them all through the TemIk Method, an approach I developed after years of practical classroom experience.
It’s not just about grammar or vocabulary. It’s about confidence, curiosity, and creating a new path for every child who dares to dream.
On that journey, the children’s progress is both my reward and a reminder of why this work matters.
Temur Ikoshvili is a certified foreign language instructor who teaches English using a methodology developed in Agara town. His qualification was verified by the National Assessment and Examination Center of Georgia.
Temur’s educational work has also been featured in various media outlets, including TV Pirveli, Rustavi 2, Formula, Radio Holding Fortuna.
Public Institutions, such as the ministry, the district court and private consulting firms, rely on his simultaneous interpretation service.
Prior to becoming a teacher, Ikoshvili worked for a European company where he communicated daily in English.
At the same time, Temur gained professional speaking experience at international forums, meeting American, Canadian and British delegates. His students also interacted with guest speakers while visiting the U.S. Embassy.
Looking ahead, Ikoshvili intends to remain in the education field, teaching a foreign language and building a valuable collection of books for the class library.
His charitable work has been supported by several organizations; among them are the Lutecia Foundation, Konica Minolta, the Legal Aid Service, SEU, Biblusi Store, MKD Law, Croco Squad, Agara Sugar.
As a result, children receive essential textbooks and stationery for free, while the classroom is equipped with modern technological tools.
One partnership that deserves special mention is the collaboration with the Vakhtang Pkhakadze Charity Foundation Lutecia. Three times a year, through the foundation’s financial support, Temur organizes an English-language contest with a prize fund of 1,000 GEL each time.
Ikoshvili holds a Bachelor’s degree and founded five youth clubs during his studies at Iliauni.
Voluntarily, he also led a student media union, completed the Google Digital Garage program and got an official C-level certificate.
His website features articles on a range of professional topics. Feel free to get in touch, ask questions or suggest a collaboration by using the contact form.
