The Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories wants to introduce a unified electronic record of Ukrainian students abroad. This was reported by the Ministry's press service.
Possible solutions to this issue were discussed at a special meeting chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk.
The ministry noted that, for example, many students are studying or are external students at the International Ukrainian School (IUS) state lyceum. Ukrainian personal files for admission to the IUS can be sent by post.
However, the issue is a systematic solution for all students abroad. Thus, the possibility of introducing a unified electronic record for maintaining personal files of students was considered.
During the meeting, the participants suggested that MUS should be allowed to accept students' personal files electronically and that appropriate explanations should be developed.
It was also emphasised that the IUS should become an educational centre that will accumulate all cooperation with Ukrainian schools abroad.
During the meeting, the participants proposed that the IUS should be allowed to accept student files electronically and that appropriate explanations should be developed.
It was also stressed that the IUC should become an educational centre that will accumulate all cooperation with Ukrainian schools abroad.
Meanwhile, it has become possible to register for the national multi-subject test through Diia. To do this, an applicant will need to have an ID card or passport in Diia and activate Diia.Signature.
Also, educational documents have recently become available on Diia.