Dynamics of the geminate charge pair recombination in the sensitized poly-N-epoxypropylcarbazole films was described by the Monte-Carlo simulations. The model was based on the assumption of a very fast charge separation over several carbazolyls and further slow recombination governed by the diffusive motion of the hole on an energetically and structurally irregular lattice. Both diagonal and off-diagonal disorder are taken into account by analyzing the experimental data. It is concluded that for the ply-N-epoxypropylcarbazole polymer sensitized with trinitrofluorenone the initial separations of the charge pairs are distributed exponentially with the mean value of5lattice constants and the widths of the diagonal and off-diagonal disorders are 0.04eVand 0.3 times the lattice constant, respectively.