Ukrainian for Medics (level A0)

Service Description

10 online group lessons (75 minutes) on Tuesdays, 19:30 Kyiv time. From April 7 to June 9, 2026. The participants who cannot attend some lessons will receive the recording of the meetings. This group is designed for medics, paramedics, military doctors, and medical volunteers who are serving — or preparing to serve — in Ukraine. The course is for absolute beginners. No prior knowledge of Ukrainian is required. If you want to learn the language specifically for your professional duties — not general everyday Ukrainian — this course is the right fit. The course focus is on TCCC Protocols, Safety, Logistics & Daily Survival. You will learn: * to identify yourself in Ukrainian, to communicate in case of immediate threats (drones, missiles, going to shelter, etc,); * to close your daily needs (shop, pharmacy, gas station, Nova Poshta); * to talk about traumas and symptoms, massive bleeding, human anatomy, and first aid; * to give requests to your patients and to describe their state to your colleagues, and to monitor a patient while evacuation. Platforms: Zoom (call) + Google Slides (materials & exercises) + Telegram chat (communication). Teacher: Dmytro Uzhchenko, PhD in Ukrainian linguistics, Verba school teacher. Topics: 1: Friend or Foe? (Identity & Immediate Threats) 2. Navigation & Daily Needs (Where is...?) 3. "What Happened?" (Simple Triage) 4. Massive Bleeding (MARCH Protocol - M) 5. Anatomy & Armor Zones (MARCH Protocol - A) 6. Airway & Breathing (MARCH Protocol - R) 7. Team Logistics & Requests (Give me...) 8. Connection & Consciousness (MARCH Protocol - C) 9. Handover & Numbers (MIST Report) 10. Final Simulation "Stabilization Point." We truly appreciate what you do and will be happy to help you communicate confidently with your patients in Ukrainian! Have any questions? Please don't hesitate to contact us via email: hello@verba.school.