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From a bunker 105 metres under Kyiv, two entrepreneurial Ukrainians, Oleksii Zinchenko and Maryna Gordiienko, launched Grade University.

As reported by tech.eu, Grade University is a self-study platform for English teachers that is the product of Grade Education Centre, whose lineage goes back 15 years and is a Cambridge Exam  Test centre, so its pedigree is sound,

Aimed at a global audience, Grade University’s objective is to provide professional development for every teacher, whatever stage they’re at in their learning journey.

 But why launch a new enterprise during a war?

“After February 24th [2022], we had to make risky decisions and create a product aimed at an international audience to avoid dependence on the situation in our country,” the co-founders say.

“The biggest challenge was fear and uncertainty about what the future would hold.

“Perhaps such an urge to work was a salvation from the terrible reality for many.

“We continue to work on developing our product, creating new courses, inviting new authors, and fulfilling the wishes of our clients.”

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Liz Granirer
Liz Granirer
Liz has been a journalist for many years. She is currently editor of EL Gazette and has previously edited the magazines Young Performer, StepForward and Accounting Technician; been deputy editor on Right Start magazine; chief sub editor on Country Homes & Interiors; and sub editor on easyJet Traveller, Lonely Planet and Family Traveller magazines, along with a number of others.
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