The Skills4Recovery and the EBRD, in partnership with the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine, launched a pilot to train qualified construction workers.
On 2 September 2025, the Multi Donor Initiative Skills4Recovery held a regional meeting in Mykolaiv with representatives of local authorities, VET providers, businesses, and the veteran community.
A new project to modernise vocational training was presented in Burshtyn under the Multi Donor Initiative Skills4Recovery. The Initiative will update curricula and equip students with modern skills.
The “State Employment Service” mobile app, developed with support from the German Government, helps Ukrainians find jobs in today’s challenging labour market.
The project of the Chervonohrad Professional Mining and Construction Lyceum has become one of the winners of the grant competition of the Multi Donor Initiative Skills4Recovery.
To help Ukrainians gain high-quality skills in short supply on the labour market, the Skills4Recovery offers flexible short-term courses for adults. More than 2,500 people have already been retrained.
In Kyiv, a three-day training and innovation course for managers and HR specialists was held under the Skills4Recovery. Participants included HR professionals from Kyiv, Odesa, Poltava, and Chernihiv regions.
The project “From Class to Work” offers new opportunities for quick requalification and upskilling for veterans, people with special needs, women, and other groups.
Skills4Recovery supports veterans’ reintegration through a comprehensive approach — from strategy to the “Education for Veterans” platform.