Ukrainian Online High School for Grades 10–11

Senior school calls for a different balance: pupils need to complete the Ukrainian curriculum, make decisions about their next step and, for many families, prepare for the National Multi-Subject Test. Dzherelo offers several online routes for grades 10–11, from independent study to profile-focused intensive work.

All formats use the Ukrainian curriculum. The choice affects the amount of live teaching, the depth of work in selected subjects and the assessment plan.

Student Light — independent study with monthly subject reviews

Student Light is for senior pupils who are able to cover the programme mainly independently, including through a family-learning arrangement.

  • Access to core learning materials and tests.
  • One live online class review with a teacher in each subject every month.
  • Completion of the required final work in each subject by the stated semester deadlines.
  • Individual support from the class curator throughout the school year.

Student Basic — regular guidance alongside independent work

Student Basic suits pupils who want to study independently for much of the week but need additional materials, practical tasks and consistent teacher contact.

  • Access to core learning materials and tests.
  • Additional materials and practical tasks.
  • Two live online class lessons with a teacher in each subject every month.
  • Completion of the required work in each subject during the first and second semesters.
  • Individual support from the class curator throughout the school year.

Student Profile — advanced study in a chosen direction

Student Profile is for pupils who want to combine the core school programme with more intensive online work in selected subjects and preparation for the NMT.

  • Access to advanced and core learning materials, tests, additional materials and practical tasks.
  • Weekly intensive live lessons in the advanced subjects of the chosen profile.
  • NMT preparation in the advanced subjects.
  • A specialised class of up to 10 pupils.
  • Two live online class lessons with a teacher in each subject every month.
  • Required work in advanced subjects, with a minimum required set of work in other subjects, by semester deadlines.

Profiles available include IT, business/economics, physics and mathematics, and social sciences and humanities.

External Studies Basic

External Studies Basic is for pupils who need a primarily independent way to complete the programme.

  • Access to core learning materials and tests.
  • One live online class review with a teacher in each subject per semester.
  • One comprehensive annual assessment in every subject, due by the end of the second semester.
  • The option to complete two or more grades in a year where this is approved by the school.
  • Individual support from the class curator throughout the school year.

School year

The study period is nine months for Grade 10 and ten months for Grade 11. The first semester runs from September to December; the second runs from January to May.

Choosing the right route

Student Light is suitable when a pupil needs flexibility and can work independently. Student Basic adds twice-monthly subject lessons and more practical material. Student Profile is the intensive option for a pupil who wants a stronger focus in selected subjects and NMT preparation. External Studies Basic has a different assessment model and should be selected only after an individual discussion with the admissions office.

Questions families often ask

Is the NMT included?

Student Profile includes preparation for the National Multi-Subject Test in advanced profile subjects. Confirm the exact scope and subject list before enrolment.

How often do Grade 10–11 pupils meet teachers online?

Student Light includes one online subject review each month. Student Basic includes two online lessons in each subject per month. Student Profile adds weekly intensive lessons in the chosen advanced subjects, as well as two online lessons in every subject each month. External Studies Basic includes a semesterly subject review.

Can I join from another country?

The programme is online, but senior pupils living abroad should discuss timetable, document requirements, NMT planning and time-zone expectations with the admissions office before enrolling.

Where can I see the current price?

The central price table is the current reference. It should be checked before relying on prices, annual-payment reductions or optional-service fees displayed elsewhere on the site.