Ukrainian online education for grades 1–11
Dzherelo has been operating since 2016; pupils study from Ukraine and from more than 60 countries. As one of the leading online schools in Ukraine, Dzherelo helps children study the Ukrainian school curriculum online, with a choice of formats that can fit a family’s location, timetable and learning goals.
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Licensed educational activity
The school publishes information about its educational licences. Pupils who complete the relevant level of study receive Ukrainian education documents in accordance with the school’s approved procedure and applicable Ukrainian requirements.
A choice of study formats
Every family’s situation is different. Some children need a structured daily timetable; others need more room for independent work, sport, travel, recovery or study alongside a local school abroad. Dzherelo offers several formats so that families can choose the amount of live teaching, independent work and assessment that fits the child’s current needs.
Learn from wherever you are
Online study is not tied to a daily commute. A pupil can learn from home, while travelling or during a family move, provided they have a suitable device and reliable internet access.
Study formats
Student Light — grades 1–4
UAH 2,000 per month
For pupils who are ready to cover most material independently. The format includes access to core learning materials and tests, plus a monthly online review lesson with a teacher for each subject. Pupils complete up to eight diagnostic assessments in each subject during the first and second semesters. A class curator supports the family throughout the learning process.
Student Basic — grades 1–4
UAH 2,500 per month
For families looking for a more structured learning route. The format includes core materials and tests, additional materials and practical assignments, a monthly online review lesson in each subject, required assessment work during both semesters and curator support.
Student Extra — grades 1–4
UAH 3,200 per month
For children whose main school programme takes place online. The format includes live lessons with teachers from Monday to Friday, usually two or three lessons a day according to the timetable. Classes have up to 20 pupils, along with core and additional materials, practical tasks, required assessment work and curator support.
External Studies Basic — grades 1–4
UAH 1,400 per month
For pupils who need an independent, assessment-focused route. The format provides access to core materials and tests, a semester review lesson with a teacher in each subject and one comprehensive annual assignment in every subject. Where appropriate to the individual educational plan and assessment requirements, pupils may complete two or more grades in one year.
Student Light — grades 5–9
UAH 2,000–2,500 per month
For pupils who mostly work independently. The format includes core materials and tests, a monthly online review lesson with a teacher in each subject, required end-of-semester work and curator support.
Student Basic — grades 5–9
UAH 3,000 per month
For families that want more regular teacher contact. The format includes core and additional materials, practical tasks, two online lessons a month in each subject, required assessment work during both semesters and curator support.
Student Extra — grades 5–9
UAH 3,500–3,750 per month
For children whose main school programme is online. The format includes three live lessons a day from Monday to Thursday according to the timetable, in groups of up to 20 pupils, along with core and additional materials, practical tasks, required assessment work and curator support.
External Studies Basic — grades 5–9
UAH 1,500 per month
For pupils who need a lighter, assessment-focused Ukrainian programme. It includes core materials and tests, a semester review lesson with a teacher in each subject, one comprehensive annual assignment in every subject and curator support. Where the individual plan allows it, accelerated completion of two or more grades in one year may be possible.
Student Light — grades 10–11
UAH 2,000 per month
For older pupils who work mainly independently. The format includes core materials and tests, a monthly online review lesson in each subject, required end-of-semester assignments and curator support.
Student Basic — grades 10–11
UAH 3,000 per month
For pupils who want a complete upper-secondary programme with more regular teacher contact. It includes core and additional materials, practical tasks, two online lessons a month in each subject, required work and curator support.
Student Profile — grades 10–11
UAH 6,000 per month
For pupils combining the upper-secondary curriculum with more intensive work in a selected academic direction. The format includes weekly online lessons in the advanced subjects of the chosen profile, preparation for the National Multi-Subject Test in those subjects and specialist groups of up to 10 pupils, along with two monthly online lessons in each general subject.
External Studies Basic — grades 10–11
UAH 1,500 per month
For pupils following a more independent route. The format includes core materials and tests, a semester review lesson in each subject, one comprehensive annual assignment in every subject and curator support. The school states that accelerated completion of two or more grades in one year may be available where the individual plan allows it.
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Learning with Dzherelo
A dedicated learning platform
The school uses its own learning-management system, bringing together course materials, tests, assignments, messages and progress information in one place.
Freedom with structure
Materials are available online, while deadlines and live work with teachers depend on the selected format. This gives families flexibility without leaving the child without a study plan.
Curator support
Class curators help coordinate communication between the pupil, family and school throughout the educational process.
Teachers and digital learning tools
The school combines digital materials with teacher support. The intended result is not simply more screen time, but a learning routine that matches the pupil’s needs and current programme.
Families’ experiences
News and guidance for families
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