On November 25, 2024, Svitlana Shytikova, coordinator of the National Erasmus+ Office in Ukraine, and Natalia Oliynyk, manager of CBHE project DigiFLEd at Karazin University, joined a live broadcast on TSN. They shared the successes and future prospects of EC support for Ukrainian education and youth.

Funding and Opportunities for Universities
Svitlana Shytikova highlighted EU-funded projects that provide unique opportunities for:

• Staff professional development.
• Study visits and training for students and educators.
• Modernizing education programs with practical orientations in collaboration with employers.

The EU Ambassador to Ukraine, Ms. Katarína Mathernová outlined the EU’s broader support, including €200 million for Ukrainian education. These funds have enabled:

• School bus purchases.
• A school meal program launch.
• Printing and distribution of 1.5 million textbooks on arts and IT with EU support, some of which Ms. Mathernová personally delivered to a Kyiv high school.

Advancing Higher Education Innovation
Natalia Oliynyk presented results from two Erasmus+ projects implemented at Karazin university aimed at modernizing foreign language teaching in Ukraine:

• MultiED: Trained educators in CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning);
• DigiFLEd: Karazin University, alongside 10 consortium partners, is advancing foreign language programs with cutting-edge IT integration.

Learn more about DigiFLEd on the official website, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Erasmus+ continues to support Ukraine, integrating modern teaching methods and fostering resilience during challenging times.

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