As part of the Skills4Recovery program, supported by the Ministry of Economy and the Ministry of Education, 1,200 qualified specialists have already been prepared for Ukraine’s recovery. The program, which has been running for a year, has also strengthened the capabilities of the State Employment Service. By the end of 2024, over 2,000 more Ukrainians will complete training under the program in 23 professions.
Over the past year, the Skills4Recovery program has enhanced the capabilities of more than 20 providers of vocational education services across 11 regions of Ukraine. These include vocational (technical) education institutions and vocational training centers of the State Employment Service. 230 educators and administrators have acquired skills in management, digitalization, and funding of institutions, as well as knowledge to overcome gender stereotypes and work with vulnerable groups.
To ensure that educational services meet current demands and employer needs, the program has purchased and delivered nearly 1,500 units of modern equipment to vocational education institutions. This includes agro-drones, 3D printers, Starlink satellite modems, specialized simulators, interactive panels, and various tools and machines.
To facilitate the integration of graduates into the labor market, they receive professional development and career counseling, support for developing entrepreneurial skills among youth and adults. 500 students have improved their business skills, and 190 recruiters are ready to support vulnerable groups.
We have already announced that the application process for the grant competition for individuals affected by the war is now open.
