Useful information about education in Romania for Ukrainian refugees

To enroll your child in kindergarten, school, after school clasess, or if you are a student and want to continue your studies in Romania, find out the steps you need to follow the link below.

The Ukrainian Online School is a project created by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine to continue distance and mixed learning for students in 5-11 grades.

The Ukrainian Online School provides every student and teacher from Ukraine with free access to education.

The platform includes video tutorials, tests, and self-study materials for core subjects.

The team of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has compiled a list of useful resources for adults and children for psychological support, education and information.

Remote platforms include: an online kindergarten with video lessons for children from 3 to 6 years old, an Ukrainian online timetable for children in grades 1-11, daily meetings with certified psychologists, the Ukrainian Online School project and other educational projects for preschoolers and schoolchildren.

The educational institution provides training according to the National Educational Program of Ukraine. Classes are held in Ukrainian, free of charge.

1. Primary school grade 0-4. Address: Școala Gimnazială nr. 86. Intrarea Reconstrucției 6A, București 031724, Romania.

2. Middle and high school at: Școala Gimnazială Nr. 116. Strada Gura Ialomiței 20, București 031724, Romania.

ASP is an Association of Private pre-university educational institutions in Romania. The Association of Private Schools offers students from Ukraine free education in more than 100 schools.

For more information send an email to info@asp-romania.ro or call +40723584872.

The non-profit organization JRS Romania organized a kindergarten for preschool children, as well as a school for first graders.

During the school year, first graders will be prepared at the school for an easier adaptation to the next year for entering the 2nd grade in a Romanian school. In addition to the basic subjects, special attention is paid to the study of the Romanian language.

You can find out how to register your child for classes by calling 0744 405 657 or email: jrsromania@gmail.com

Angel Appeal Romanian Foundation offers various activities for children and a kindergarten, where education is free, without pre-registration. The kindergarten is open from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 17:00.

You can sign up for kindergarten by calling:

• +40723293769 Camelia Raita, address: bul. Stefan cel Mare 1.

• +40770560741 Oana Pasalan, address: Raul Sadului alley 2.

The Anaid Association has created a program to promote the education of Ukrainian children who do not study in the form of education in Romania, but have chosen the “individual-family” method or distance learning in Ukraine.

Anaid School is not an accredited educational institution. Documents (assigned to the school) remain in Ukrainian schools.

The school is available online and offline, depending on the age of the child.

The school from the Caritas Confederation offers additional education for Ukrainian refugees in Romania. There children can improve their knowledge of English, Ukrainian and mathematics. The school also has a speech pathologist and a psychologist.

Caritas School does not issue a certificate of completion of education, therefore, it is necessary to pre-register in the Ukrainian education system (for long distance learning or family education) in order to receive a certificate of completion of education at the end of the school year. There is also a kindergarten for children aged 4-7 years.

Schools are available in different cities in Romania. School address in Bucharest (grades 1-8): Colegiul Romano - Catolic Sfantul losif, metro station Constantin Brancoveanu.

Kindergarten address in Bucharest: str.Andrei Saguna, 81C, sector 1.

University of Bucharest allows applicants from Ukraine to enroll in free education for the English and Romanian language faculties or in the preparatory year of the Romanian language.

You can apply until September, 8th at 11:00 am.

You can find out more in the rector's office at Șoseaua Panduri 90. Or follow the link below.

The “Ostrovok” Educational Hub in Bucharest offers free classes for refugee students from Ukraine.

Education in the 2nd and 4th sector is free.

• Sector 2: from 0 to 11th grade. Address: Colegiul Național "Mihai Viteazul". Phone number: 021 252 5700

• 4th sector: from 0 to 6th grade. Address: Middle School Ienăchiţă Văcărescu. Phone number: 021 335 5705

* Ukrainian HUBs in Bucharest do not certify children’s studies, the child needs to study online/family/external studies in Ukraine or in a public school in Romania.

“Atmospheric School” provides free access to online learning and school materials for refugee children from Ukraine who are in Romania.

An opportunity has been created to use subtitles in Romanian for general education subjects and also additional classes for learning the Romanian language.

To register, fill out the form: https://forms.gle/DWAtHvTRW2E4nsim9

Here you can find free access and download digital versions of Ukrainian textbooks for students in grades 1-11.

In Maramureș, in Sighetu Marmației is the Taras Shevchenko Ukrainian High School, one of the few secondary schools in Romania with teaching in the Ukrainian language. For information on how to enroll your child, contact +40262 317 164

Address: Piața Libertății 22, Sighetu Marmației.