NATO experts will audit military education in Ukraine.
NATO experts plan to conduct an audit of the military education system in Ukraine in October 2025. After that, Ukraine will be able to apply for certification of professional military education courses in accordance with NATO standards.
The Ministry of Defense reported that the certification of courses and the standardization of educational programs will improve the training of military personnel and ensure operational compatibility with Alliance forces. This will also allow NATO country servicemen to train in Ukraine,' said Deputy Defense Minister Serhiy Melnyk.
The Defense and Security Sector Committee held a meeting in Brussels to discuss the development of the military education system according to NATO standards.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine presented achievements and plans for the transformation of military education under the NATO DEEP program. This project promotes the development of educational programs for non-commissioned officers and officers in the fields of military planning, decision-making, and leadership.
Since the launch of the DEEP project in Ukraine, more than 1,000 trainings and internships have been conducted. In 2024, the number of Ukrainian servicemen participating in the program increased by 450%, with over 15,000 individuals participating in total.
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