Life in Ukraine

All capitals of the world are alike. And Kyiv is not an exception to this. It is as speedy, noisy and full of opportunities as other capitals on our planet.

Every morning, millions of people rush to work, and the city perks up. After all, it is the people who live in it that make it unlike other cities.

When confronted with the Ukrainians for the first time, you can feel national tolerance for different religions, and easily find either Orthodox and Catholic temples, or mosques and synagogues.

Secondary education is free in Ukraine. And nearly 100% of children receive complete secondary education.

After leaving the school the applicants may enter and receive higher education at no charge. Therefore, the level of scholarship of population is one of the highest on the Earth.

Your can talk with the Ukrainians about painting, science, culture, religion, and be surprised that this people with a millennial history and culture continues to fill itself with knowledge.

In public transport, you can easily see people with books, magazines in their hands. And both children and adults.

Ukraine has adopted a great number of reforms in recent decades, laying the groundwork for the development of the largest country in Europe. The population is actively helping in this by creating supervisory councils and public organizations, responding quickly to any kind of violations. This gives an opportunity to feel secure.