Stage two: Forming a team of educators to transform Ukraine’s education
We are pleased to announce that the creation of the working group of educators has entered its decisive phase!
The first stage of application submission is complete, and we sincerely thank everyone who showed interest in our initiative. The number and quality of applications have truly impressed us — so many scholars, teachers, and professionals in the field are ready to join efforts to improve Ukraine’s education system.
The second stage of selection is now actively underway. We are carefully analyzing all applications and conducting personal consultations with potential participants. This is a crucial step, as our goal is to form a team that will not only combine experience and professionalism but also become a driving force for change.
Why is this important?
This working group will serve as a platform for collaboration among the best education specialists. The group’s mission is to create concrete recommendations for ministries and agencies to help adapt the modern education system to today’s challenges.
What’s happening now?
🔹 We are selecting candidates with the necessary experience, creativity, and commitment to teamwork.
🔹 Invitations for personal interviews are being prepared to better understand each candidate’s ideas.
🔹 The plan for the first working meeting, which will start in February, is being finalized.
We thank everyone who has joined this process and emphasize: this is a truly significant project that will influence the future of education in Ukraine.
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