Zoya Lytvyn: No private school will have as many children as before the war. Interview about demography, quality education and martial time requirements

From September 1, Ukrainian schools - both state and private, will work in new conditions. They should not only teach, but also take responsibility for the lives of children in wartime. After all, the threats of rocket firing of the capital have not gone anywhere.

How the educational process will take place in the conditions of a full -scale war, whether students in private schools and how it will all affect the level of Ukrainian education - in an interview with NV business was told by Zoya Lytvyn. Video of the day for two years of the Covid-19 pandemics, Russia's invasion of Ukraine-how did all these factors affect the private education market? I think we need to share these two questions. Covid-19 is one story, the war is quite another.

The Covid-19 showed a gap that existed between public and private schools. Private have more resources, they are more updated and reacted to the calls of the couvid. Speaking of the private education market, despite the fact that it was difficult for families and for all schools, more children came to private during the Couple period. Parents realized that there were at least online tutorials or they are better quality. Teachers are more prepared.

Although in public education enough professional specialists. But in general, private schools were adapted faster because they had a bigger parental press. Public schools coped with this challenge or not? I think they coped. They did it longer than private schools. But believe me, there are public schools that are not inferior and private. There is a 5 school in Kiev in Pechersk, there is an amazing leader who left a private education to develop the state.