Licensed Ukrainian online school
Intelium Lyceum
A strong Ukrainian education, wherever your child lives. Learning at their own pace, support from educators and a clear path to completing school and further education.
For families in Ukraine and abroad
3
licensed education levels
1–11
grades across education levels
45
minutes per lesson
0
public student rankings
What your child gains
Strong education. Individual pace. An open future.
More explanations for difficult topics
Your child can revisit a topic and explore different explanations until they understand it.
Visible progress and next steps
Families see what has been mastered, where difficulties arise and what comes next. Grades are explained and based on completed work.
A workload aligned with the learning plan
The workload follows the learning plan and age-appropriate guidelines. Some tasks are completed on paper, away from the screen, with eye breaks.
Learning that continues through a move
The class, educators and accumulated progress stay with your child, even when the city or country changes.
Who it is for
Learning that fits your circumstances
The path is personalised — pace, explanations and format — while the state education standard stays the same.
Children living abroad
Ukrainian education alongside a local school. The learning plan helps balance the workload, while the schedule accounts for the student's local time.
Families on the move
The school does not change when the city does. Teachers, classmates and learning progress stay with your child through every move.
Communities near the frontline
Opportunities to continue learning during air alerts and connection disruptions, with materials available for offline work.
Children receiving long-term treatment
The pace takes the child's situation into account, with next steps based on material already mastered, not just the calendar.
International students
The lyceum accepts children of any citizenship. Teaching language, documents and the next educational steps are discussed at a consultation.
Villages and small towns
Access to subject learning where a specialist teacher is not available nearby, following the same state standard and educational qualification.
The learning day
A balanced day, not just one format
Individual sessions alternate with shared lessons, and some work happens away from the screen. Learning hours are agreed with the family.
Individual learning
Explanations, questions and practice at an individual pace, with opportunities to revisit difficult topics and receive support from an educator.
Group lessons
Shared lessons with classmates: discussions, polls, board work and team tasks.
Independent work on paper
Part of the learning day takes place away from the screen: written tasks, exercises and consolidation of new material.
Projects, clubs and discussions
Team projects, interest clubs and discussions with an educator help students connect and work together.
Education levels
Three licensed education levels
A licence for an education level and open enrolment in a specific grade are different things. Ask at a consultation about availability for your child's grade.
1–4
Primary education
A foundation for further learning: reading, writing, mathematics and exploring the world.
Order No. 388 (PDF)5–9
Basic secondary education
Subject learning following the Ukrainian curriculum, with a focus on understanding and independent work.
Order No. 387 (PDF)10–11(12)
Upper secondary education
Completing school and preparing for further education along a chosen learning path.
Order No. 389 (PDF)Licensed for all three levels of complete general secondary education: primary, basic secondary and upper secondary. Kyiv City Military Administration orders No. 388, No. 387 and No. 389 respectively, dated 14 April 2025. Ask at a consultation which grades are currently enrolling.
A state-issued qualification
After completing the relevant education level, students receive a state-issued certificate with a supplement. Recognition procedures and document requirements for further study abroad depend on the country and institution.
Parents can see learning progress
Reports show subject mastery, attendance and progress against the plan. Difficulties come with practical recommendations. Your child is compared with their own learning plan, not with other students.
Getting started
Three steps to start learning
Send a request
Enter your name, phone number and your child's grade. You can add your country and city in the message. We respond within two business days.
Get a personal learning plan
Explore the learning format at a consultation with a learning specialist. A short assessment helps identify gaps — it is not an entrance exam.
Submit documents and start learning
Complete the education services agreement, required documents and consents. Then access the student and parent accounts and meet the class teacher.
FAQ
Frequently asked by parents
Will my child receive a state-issued qualification?
Yes. Intelium is a licensed general secondary education institution. On completing the relevant level, students receive a state-issued certificate with a supplement.
Can my child study from another country?
Yes. The online format suits families abroad. The schedule accounts for local time, and the plan helps combine the Ukrainian curriculum with a local school.
Can my child transfer during the school year?
Yes, with grades from the previous school. Ask at a consultation whether your child's grade is currently enrolling. The initial assessment informs the learning plan rather than competitive selection.
Will there be contact with classmates?
The schedule includes group lessons, team projects, interest clubs and contact with a class teacher.
How much time will my child spend on screen?
Lessons last 45 minutes, with eye breaks. Some tasks are completed on paper, away from the screen. The workload follows age-appropriate guidelines and the learning plan.
How much does tuition cost?
Tuition depends on the grade, study format and services and is set out in a separate document. Current terms, including those for the first cohort, are discussed at a consultation.
Let's find a learning path for your child
At a consultation, we will discuss the format, available grades and tuition. Terms depend on the grade, study format and services — without unconfirmed prices or promises.
The first cohort is launching gradually: one subject, one grade and continuous educator support. Ask at a consultation about current enrolment.
- A personal learning plan
- Support from educators
- Three licensed education levels