Volunteer Opportunity Help Ukrainians Practice a New Language

📍 Remote | Flexible Schedule | No Teaching Experience Required

Make a Difference Through Conversation

For many Ukrainians, learning a new language is a crucial step toward settling into a new environment, accessing job opportunities, and connecting with their communities. You can be part of their journey simply by engaging in conversation.

Language Connect for Ukraine is looking for volunteers to participate in one-on-one virtual language practice sessions with Ukrainian learners. These conversations provide a supportive space where participants can practice speaking in a relaxed setting—no teaching background required.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Engage in casual conversations to help learners build confidence.
• Provide a friendly and supportive environment for language practice.
• Share insights about your language and culture while learning from others.
• Set your own availability and volunteer at times that work for you.

How to Get Started

Sign up today to start making a difference through language.

For more details, visit: Language Connect for Ukraine

For questions, contact us at contact@theeducationalequalityinstitute.org

Even a short conversation can help someone gain confidence and take the next step in their journey.

Requirements

Who Can Volunteer?

We welcome volunteers from all over the world, regardless of background or experience. This opportunity is ideal for those who:

• Enjoy conversations and meeting new people.
• Are patient, encouraging, and supportive of language learners.
• Speak any language fluently—our learners benefit from diverse linguistic exposure.
• Have a reliable internet connection and are comfortable using video conferencing tools.

Benefits

Why Join?

• Contribute to a meaningful cause by helping displaced individuals improve their communication skills.
• Connect with people from different cultures and exchange perspectives.
• Enjoy complete flexibility—choose when and how often you participate.
• No lesson planning or formal teaching—just natural conversations that make an impact.