A strong academic foundation
State-standard curriculum with in-depth English, emphasis on mathematics and Ukrainian, enhanced NMT/DPA preparation and selected subjects taught in English.
About Kyiv Lyceum of Business
We educate for the world students will help create.
Founded in 1991, KLB is the first private specialised school in Ukraine created for ambitious teenagers and the integration of secondary and business education.
Educational profile
One programme. Three dimensions.
Our educational model connects academic standards, management preparation and personal development so students can learn, think and act with confidence.
Management and project thinking
Economics, business, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, project-based learning, career guidance and senior-year business internships.
Leadership in real situations
Communication, emotional intelligence, design thinking, time management, teamwork and purposeful action supported by mentors and practitioners.
Our learning environment
Small enough to know every student. Ambitious enough to open the world.
Up to 20 students learn in each class. Mixed-age teams work on projects and creative challenges. Tutors, mentors and psychologists support both learning and wellbeing.
Our Kyiv campus includes multimedia classrooms, sports and fitness facilities, a cinema-concert hall, an educational library hub, a cafeteria and a fully equipped shelter where classes can continue during air-raid alerts.
380students
40specialists supporting them
5PhD holders
20senior-category teachers
Selected achievements
Experience that partners can build on.
Our strongest achievement is a culture where high expectations, practical learning and international openness reinforce one another.
35 years of integrated secondary and business education
KLB has developed and refined its proprietary “A Leader in Everyone!” and General Management Training approach across generations of graduates.
Consistent preparation for national examinations and university entry
Students regularly practise examination formats, compete in subject olympiads and the Junior Academy of Sciences, and nearly all graduates continue to prestigious universities in Ukraine and abroad.
European exchange, dialogue and collaboration
Experience includes Youth in Dialogue, German–Ukrainian youth exchanges, Model UN, U18, eTwinning and school partnerships in Germany, Poland and England.
Recognition for international dialogue
Dr Olena Sukhenko, KLB English and CLIL teacher and Ukrainian coordinator of Youth in Dialogue, received the EURIADE Badge of Honour for her contribution to youth cooperation.
Development direction
Four priorities guide our next chapter.
They grow directly from the Lyceum’s current educational model and the collaboration opportunities we are seeking.
01
Internationalise everyday learning
Expand sustained school partnerships, multilingual projects, student mobility and teacher exchange so international learning becomes a regular part of the curriculum.
02
Deepen entrepreneurial agency
Connect student startups, financial literacy and social entrepreneurship with international mentors, schools, universities and businesses.
03
Strengthen future-ready competencies
Develop critical thinking, ethical technology use, media literacy, creativity, dialogue and the ability to collaborate across difference.
04
Build resilient learning communities
Share practice in wellbeing, inclusive education, psychological safety and continuity of learning in uncertain conditions.
A partner with purpose
We know who we are — and we are curious about what we can build together.
Looking for a Ukrainian school partner with strong English, project experience and an entrepreneurial profile?
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