Use your language skills to
support learners.
Two ways to get involved: teach structured group classes, or practise conversation 1-to-1.
Choose your role
Volunteer Teacher
Lead scheduled group classes over 2–3 months. You follow a course structure. Learners attend regular sessions with you.
Conversation Partner
Practise speaking with Ukrainian learners in flexible 1-to-1 video sessions. No lesson planning required.
Volunteer Teacher
Teach structured group language classes online. We provide the course framework, materials, and coordination. You lead the sessions.
What you do
- Teach scheduled lessons, typically 2–3 times per week
- Follow a course structure provided by TEEI
- Use shared materials from Babbel and Oxford University Press
- Support learners with feedback and encouragement
- Track attendance and flag issues to our coordination team
Two programme tracks
Structured classes for Ukrainians affected by war. Learners include displaced professionals, students, and job seekers.
Structured classes for women building confidence, professional communication, and everyday skills. Global programme.
Time commitment
This is a scheduled commitment. Your learners depend on you showing up.
What we provide
Who this is for
- People who can lead a small group session online
- Comfortable preparing and following a lesson plan
- Strong skills in the language you want to teach
- Can commit to a regular schedule over 2–3 months
- Patient, clear communicators
Hear from our volunteers
"Sharing knowledge across borders"
"Building connections through conversation"
"Every conversation makes a difference"
Language Connect for Ukraine
Practise conversation with Ukrainian learners in 1-to-1 video sessions. Flexible scheduling. No lesson planning.
What you do
- Have 30–60 minute conversations via video
- Help learners practise speaking and listening in real-life situations
- Support preparation for job interviews, meetings, or everyday communication
- Share simple corrections and encouragement
- Clarify phrases, expressions, and cultural nuances
How it works
Create Profile
You create a profile with your languages, availability, and introduction.
Learners Book
Ukrainian learners browse profiles and book sessions with you.
Meet
You accept requests and meet via the platform's integrated video.
Feedback
After sessions, learners can leave ratings and feedback.
Time commitment
What we provide
- Platform: Kintell handles scheduling, video, and messaging.
- Prompts: Ideas and topics to guide sessions.
- Onboarding: Guidance on your role.
Who this is for
- Fluent or native speakers of English, German, French, Spanish, etc.
- People who enjoy conversation and can be patient with non-native speakers
- Comfortable with video calls
- Open to different cultures and sensitive to displaced people
Languages needed
English is most requested. German, French, Spanish, Polish, Italian, Portuguese, and many others are also valuable.
What learners say
"I saw people all over the world who are so open-hearted... devoting their time."
"Thank you for your patience, that you are kind. Thank you for teaching us."
"My mentor helped me see possibilities I never imagined for my career."
Safeguarding
Applies to all roles. Your safety and the safety of learners matters. If something feels wrong, stop the session and contact us.
Frequently asked questions
Ready to volunteer?
Choose the path that fits your schedule and skills.