Ukrainian classes for schoolchildren in Khmelnytskyi
Group and individual lessons: curriculum support for grades 1–6, homework, reading, writing, and preparation for NMT and DPA exams.
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Ukrainian for school and confident learning
School topics
We explain topics from the grades 1–6 curriculum that need more attention.
Homework
We help children understand the task and the steps to complete it, so they can feel more confident.
Reading, writing, and texts
Step by step, children practise reading, writing and working with texts.
NMT and DPA preparation
We organise Ukrainian-language knowledge and work with tasks in the relevant exam format.
How Ukrainian lessons work
We explain the material step by step, complete practical exercises, and return to topics that need additional attention.
We work through the school curriculum
We explain challenging topics clearly and step by step, returning to what needs more attention.
We work on homework
We support homework in a way that helps children understand the process, rather than simply receive an answer.
We reinforce learning through practice
Exercises, reading, writing and text work help children use Ukrainian with more confidence.
Individual support for schoolchildren
A Ukrainian tutor can help with difficult school topics and homework, improve reading, writing, and text skills, or prepare a student for NMT and DPA exams.
School curriculum
We explain challenging topics clearly and step by step, so children can move forward with more confidence.
Homework
We help children understand the task and the process, rather than simply receive a ready-made answer.
Reading, writing and texts
We reinforce key skills through exercises, reading, writing and text work.
First steps in Ukrainian
We begin by discussing your child’s needs, then match an available format and lesson time.
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A free trial lesson
We get to know your child and identify the topics where they need support.
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We match a group and time
We will suggest available small groups, individual lessons and the current timetable.
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We learn through practice
We work through topics, complete exercises and reinforce what matters to the child at school.
Format and conditions
- Typically 3–5 children in a group
- Group lessons: 45 minutes, 2–3 times a week
- Individual lessons: 60 minutes
- Grades 1–6 curriculum and NMT/DPA preparation
What matters in learning
- Understanding instead of rote memorisation
- Group and individual lessons
- Illness-related absences are made up
- We will share the current timetable when you enquire
What to know about Ukrainian at Family Club
What do lessons help with?
We help with the school curriculum, homework, reading, writing and text work. At the first meeting, we will discuss the topics that matter most to your child now.
Do you help with homework?
Yes. We help children understand the task and the process so they can complete similar work more confidently in future.
How are group lessons different from tutoring?
Group lessons provide structured learning and practice with other children. Tutoring focuses more closely on a specific school topic, homework task, or individual goal.
How can I find out the current timetable and price?
Leave an enquiry or call us, and the team will share current groups, timetable and pricing.
Do you prepare students for Ukrainian NMT and DPA exams?
Yes. We organise students’ Ukrainian-language knowledge, review the necessary topics, and work with tasks in the relevant exam format.
Can my child have individual lessons with a Ukrainian tutor?
Yes. Individual lessons last 60 minutes. When you enquire, we will help determine which format suits your child’s needs.
What happens if my child misses a lesson because of illness?
Illness-related absences are made up. If a child is ill for a week or longer, or misses more than four lessons, we will discuss moving lessons to the next subscription.
How many children are in a group and how often are lessons held?
Groups usually have 3–5 children. Group lessons last 45 minutes and take place 2–3 times a week.
Let’s help your child work with Ukrainian more confidently
Tell us which topic needs support and what time works for you, and we will help you choose where to start.