Since July 2024, we have been offering free maths tutoring for Ukrainian children every week (except during the holidays) - in cooperation with SGN Deutschland e.V.
Online and offline - flexible and accessible for everyone.
Approx. 10 hours per week - in small groups of up to 8 children.
Our aim is not only to teach children maths skills, but also to promote self-confidence and enjoyment of learning.
The project was made possible thanks to the willingness of many Ukrainian teachers from Stuttgart and the surrounding area to engage intensively with German maths. After all, it's not just about a different language, but also about a different approach.
The lessons initially took place at the Stuttgart training campus and later at the German Institute in Tübinger Straße and Sporerstraße.
The announcement and registration will take place via a dedicated Telegram channel. If you are interested, please write to us - we will then share further information with you.
We are the Porsche AG for the donation, which is used to finance the teachers' trainer allowances, and the Klett publishing house for the generous donation of maths books for the teachers. We are looking for further sources of funding so that our lessons can continue. If you have any ideas or would like to support us, please get in touch or donate directly using the #Mmath tutoring.
This is how some of our teachers introduce themselves:
I am a maths and physics teacher from Ukraine with about seven years of professional experience. I graduated from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics at the Pedagogical University.
I am 33 years old and have been living in Germany since 2023, after fleeing Ukraine due to the occupation of my hometown of Berdyansk. I am currently learning German and getting used to life in the new society.
As maths has many applications in science, technology and everyday life, I would like to share my knowledge with pupils.
I am a maths and computer science teacher from Ukraine with 19 years of professional experience and graduated from Kherson State University.
I am 41 years old and have been living in Germany since 2022, after I had to leave my home country due to the occupation of the city of Kachowka. I am currently learning German and am in the process of having my qualification recognised. I am confident that I will complete this successfully.
I want to continue helping pupils with maths because I love my job and working with children.
I am a maths and computer science teacher with ten years of professional experience and graduated from the National Pedagogical University of Poltava.
I am 33 years old and have been living in Germany since 2022. I currently work at a Waldorf school.
It is important to me to help Ukrainian pupils to familiarise themselves with and integrate into the German school system. With my experience and knowledge, I would like to help them with maths tutoring and accompany them on their educational path.
I am 55 years old and graduated from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics at the Zaporizhzhya National University. I have been teaching maths in my home country since 1990.
I moved to Germany in April 2022. I am currently learning German and getting used to life in the new society. I love my job very much and want to help children understand and appreciate maths - especially in the context of their acclimatisation and integration in German schools.
I am a maths teacher with 35 years of professional experience and graduated from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics at the University of Education.
I am 62 years old and have been living in Germany since March 2022 after fleeing Kharkiv in Ukraine. Working with children and my job are very close to my heart.
I am currently learning German and would like to help Ukrainian children to adapt more easily to German lessons through maths.
I have been teaching maths for about ten years. I graduated from the Faculty of Physics at the V. N. Karasin National University in Kharkiv.
I have experience in organising summer maths camps and conducting maths quizzes.
I have been living in Germany for six years. My big dream is to found a centre in Stuttgart where children can experience that mathematics is not scary, but exciting and fascinating.
I have been teaching maths and computer science at secondary school No. 3 in Kakhovka since 2007. I studied at the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics at Kherson State University, where I completed my Master's degree.
I am 39 years old and have been living in Germany since July 2022, after I had to flee with my two sons due to the occupation of my hometown of Kachowka. I am currently attending German courses.
I really miss my work at school. That's why I want to come into contact with children again and share my knowledge of maths with them.