Master the profession of the future in 18 weeks: enrolment opens for the health, safety and environment (HSE) coordinator courses within the SAFER Reconstruction project.
The project provides free vocational training for 30 veterans with experience in the construction industry. The 18-week programme leads to a qualification that is critical for reconstruction…

The project provides free vocational training for 30 veterans with experience in the construction industry. The 18-week programme leads to a qualification that is critical for Ukraine's reconstruction.
What you get
Certification: training to European standards of occupational health and environmental safety.
Practice: eight weeks on real construction sites under the guidance of mentors.
Support: psychological assistance, help with finding a job or starting your own consulting business.
Provision: accommodation (for participants from other cities), meals and travel reimbursement for everyone.
Where and when?
Location: Vinnytsia / another city for the practical training (if needed).
Training starts: March 2026.
Duration: 18 weeks (theory + practice + integration).
Who can take part?
Veterans who have already completed their military service.
With 2–4 (or more) years of experience in construction.
Age: 25+.
Ready to study full-time from March to mid/late July.
Priority will be given to veterans from Vinnytsia region, but qualified candidates from other regions are also invited to apply.
Apply: https://forms.gle/rmK8uNJUjygpQEXVA
Application deadline: March 1, 2026. Places are limited — register in time.
Your combat experience has taught you leadership and endurance. During the training you will gain a technical grounding of European standard and become indispensable specialists on the labour market.
More information on the website of the Ukrainian Veterans Fund: https://veteranfund.com.ua/kursy-hse-dlia-veteraniv-i-veteranok/
The SAFER Reconstruction project is run by the V94 Academy with the support of the Ukrainian Veterans Fund of the Ministry of Veterans Affairs and is funded by the Swedish Institute.
Contact: 097 791 83 82