Tag: teaching

In Kyiv, those interested are invited to the Ukrainian Bonsai School

A new educational project is launching at the M. M. Hryshko National Botanical Garden of the NAS of Ukraine — the Ukrainian Bonsai School.

How high-speed internet affects learning

The Kyiv City State Administration notes that the results showed a clear connection between Wi-Fi quality and students' academic achievements.

Exhibition "International Education" from Study.ua

The exhibition will be useful for schoolchildren, students and their parents who are looking to learn more information about studying abroad.

Recruitment for trolleybus driver courses is underway in the Kyiv Metro

The Kyiv Metro reminds you that recruitment for courses for trolleybus drivers continues until September 3.

What is the cost of a year of study at KPI (2025)

Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute is one of the most popular higher education institutions in Ukraine.

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Enemy drones spotted in the sky over Kyiv region, air defense is working

In the afternoon of Wednesday, July 15, 2026, an air alert was declared in the Kyiv region due to the threat of the enemy using strike drones.

Transport burden: Dmytro Lubinets criticized new tariffs in Kyiv and compared them with European ones

The increase in the cost of public transport in Kyiv to 30 hryvnias caused a harsh reaction from the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets.

Start in September: how the NBU is preparing ATMs and terminals for the introduction of the 2,000 hryvnia banknote

From September 4, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) will put into circulation a new denomination banknote - 2,000 hryvnias.

Atlas Festival launched the film saga "The Lord of Donuts" to raise funds for "Dronefall"

Atlas Festival, Return Alive, and PrivatBank launched a fundraiser for "Dronopad" with a raffle for a Jeep Compass 2026. Starring: Zheka Kurgan, Dasha Kubik, Mark Kutsevalov.

Domino effect: how the increase in travel prices in Kyiv will hit wallets and trigger inflation

The jump in fares for public transport in the capital to 30 hryvnias and for private minibuses to 25 hryvnias will have a much deeper impact on the economy than just additional costs for passengers.