Here are online English tutoring and course options currently available to Ukrainians (mix of paid marketplaces, private schools, and free/charity-supported programs). I’ve listed what they offer and who they’re best for, with sources you can check.

Paid tutoring marketplaces (one-to-one or small-group lessons)

• Preply — large marketplace for 1:1 tutors (choose by price, rating, specialty). Preply has also run programs and free group classes for displaced Ukrainians. (ufuplatform.com)
• iTalki — global tutor marketplace where you can book one-off or regular lessons with community tutors and professional teachers (flexible pricing). (lingophant.com)
• EF English Live — structured online courses with certified teachers; EF launched a free app/program for displaced Ukrainians (12-month course + group classes) as well as paid options. Good for learners who want a course-style program. (englishlive.ef.com)

Subscription apps and courses (self-study + some live lessons)

• Babbel — offering free courses and resources for Ukrainian refugees (English courses available free for eligible users). Good for beginners who want guided self-study. (support.Babbel.com)
• Mondly / other apps — some apps provide free or unlocked features for Ukrainian speakers via special support programs. (Listed on refugee resource platforms.) (ufuplatform.com)

Ukraine-focused / free or low-cost programs and NGOs

• British Council and partner programs — delivers intensive online English courses and employment support for Ukrainians (large-scale, free offerings for displaced Ukrainians in some programs). Good for accredited, employment-focused training. (britishcouncil.org)
• EF English Live — free “English Live – Help Ukraine” app (12-month access, group lessons and certified teachers for displaced Ukrainians). (englishlive.ef.com)
• Samantha Smith’s Group — volunteer-run free online language groups for Ukrainians (group classes, speaking clubs, workshops). Good for community-supported lessons. (samanthasgroup.com)
• Lingophant / local volunteer initiatives — free group conversation classes and volunteer tutors for Ukrainians. Useful for extra speaking practice. (lingophant.com)
• Local Ukrainian initiatives & university projects (e.g., English4Ukraine) — free course platforms and structured courses for Ukrainian learners run by Ukrainian institutions and partners. Good for CEFR-aligned course content. (dn.gov.ua)

How to choose the right option

• If you need fast, personalized progress and flexible hours: use Preply or iTalki to book 1:1 tutors (filter for Ukrainian/Russian speakers if you prefer explanations in your language). (ufuplatform.com)
• If you want a structured curriculum with certification and group lessons: consider EF English Live or British Council programs (they also run free access initiatives for Ukrainians). (englishlive.ef.com)
• If cost is the main issue: check the free/charity programs (EF app for Ukrainians, Samantha Smith’s Group, Lingophant, local Ukrainian university projects and refugee-resource platforms) first. (englishlive.ef.com)

Practical next steps

1. Decide whether you want 1:1 tutoring (marketplace) or course-style learning (apps/schools).
2. If low-cost or free is required, try EF English Live’s Ukraine app and the volunteer/NGO lists first. (englishlive.ef.com)
3. If you want 1:1 tutors, create accounts on Preply and iTalki, set your level and budget, and take trial lessons to compare tutors. (ufuplatform.com)
4. Use refugee-resource portals (Nova Ukraine, United for Ukraine) to find current free/discounted offers in your area or online. (refugees.novaukraine.org)

If you want, I can:

• find a few available tutors now on Preply or iTalki within a specific budget and time zone, or
• check availability/registration links for the free EF English Live app and British Council cohorts.

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