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FAQ about Teach For Ukraine Fellowship
Information and answers to common questions about the «Navchay» program, its conditions, and participant opportunities.
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Learn more about the StudMentor program and find answers to common questions.
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Answers to questions about the Educational Support program, its goals, and key features.
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Answers to common questions about the platform, programs, and participation in Teach For Ukraine initiatives.
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We implement our programs in different parts of Ukraine; you can view the map of our presence by following this link. In 2025-2026, Teach For Ukraine participants will teach in schools in Odesa, Poltava, and Kyiv oblasts. The focus of the Educational SUPport program is to help children from the frontline regions.
You can support us financially by becoming a regular donor, or share your time and experience as a volunteer, mentor, or partner. Detailed support methods can be found on the Support page of our website, or write to us at [email protected] and we will suggest the most convenient format for participation.
We are always open to partnerships that help ensure equal access to quality education for children in different parts of Ukraine. Write to us at [email protected] or use the feedback form on the site. We will tell you about the cooperation possibilities and choose a format that will be valuable for both parties.
We welcome both newcomers and experienced teachers alike.
What matters most during the selection process are qualities such as:
- Openness to change
- Willingness to collaborate within the program’s framework
- Proactivity
- A strong interest in tackling educational inequality
- Reflectiveness
- Readiness to grow and develop
According to the Law on Education, individuals without a teaching degree can be invited to teach in schools.
Teach For Ukraine supports participants in developing strong pedagogical skills, regardless of their previous education or professional background.
You’ll go through a six-stage selection process, which includes a trial teaching experience with students.
A key component of your preparation is the Summer Institute, an intensive training program that includes approximately 200 hours of coursework, including hands-on classroom practice.
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