By 2025, the Mriia educational system will involve 2,000 learning institutions across Ukraine, providing new opportunities for students, parents, and teachers.

The pilot phase of Mriia began in September 2024 in six regions, including frontline cities and remote villages, where learning occurs either online or in shelters. After testing the system, we have refined it and are ready to launch it in all schools.

Mriia enables teachers to streamline their processes — from lesson planning to grading, while also communicating with students and parents through secure chats.

Soon, teachers will be able to automatically generate tests using AI, receive completed homework, and create inter-class groups.

For students, Mriia will serve as a platform for schedules, assignments, personalized content libraries, and tracking results on their smartphones. It also introduces an internal currency — Mriiki, which children can exchange for various rewards such as movie tickets and workshops.

Parents will have a complete view of their child's achievements, monitor their progress, and soon choose extracurricular activities based on interests near their home or school.

Joining Mriia is straightforward.

Mriia is accessible to every school, regardless of size or learning format. Participation is free and voluntary.

To take advantage of the educational ecosystem, schools must apply on the Mriia website — at mriia.gov.ua/app.

Currently, 150 schools are connected to Mriia, with 1,000 more applications in progress.

The Mriia team is also developing solutions for preschool institutions to unify different educational stages into a single digital system for the convenience of parents and educators.

Mriia is a state educational ecosystem that integrates all elements of learning, providing students, parents, and teachers with access to essential tools for effective education.

Mriia is an initiative of the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, implemented by the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine with the support of the EGAP program.