The Parents Club is designed for adults and families interested in broadening their skills and knowledge. It gives parents the chance to have their say on educational issues and represents an opportunity to hone their language skills. Developing spoken self-expression is the focus. Each get-together looks at a specific issue that speaks to the participants, with special guests being invited to take part – experts in their own fields. Day trips are organised once every three months which parents can take part in with their kids in tow.

18 December - Parents Club goes to family day trip to Tallinn: ‘Convivial cooking’ 

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 18 December from 8.00-21.00
• Where: Estonian Language Centre in Narva / Tallinn 
• Registration: https://forms.gle/edukVRoAR11jJWL28

Health safety. In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they are vaccinated or have been recovered from COVID-19 can take part in events. The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well. The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).

The Parents Club is designed for adults and families interested in broadening their skills and knowledge. It gives parents the chance to have their say on educational issues and represents an opportunity to hone their language skills. Developing spoken self-expression is the focus. Each get-together looks at a specific issue that speaks to the participants, with special guests being invited to take part – experts in their own fields. Day trips are organised once every three months which parents can take part in with their kids in tow.

04.12.2021 - Family day: ‘Fun felting’ with lga Vilmas. 

Min. language level required: A2

When: 4 December from 11.00-13.00

Where: Estonian Language Centre, Narva

Registration: https://forms.gle/kQv2YgLSPeRikpBe7

Health safety. In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they are vaccinated or have been recovered from COVID-19 can take part in events. The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well. The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).

The Parents Club is designed for adults and families interested in broadening their skills and knowledge. It gives parents the chance to have their say on educational issues and represents an opportunity to hone their language skills. Developing spoken self-expression is the focus. Each get-together looks at a specific issue that speaks to the participants, with special guests being invited to take part – experts in their own fields. Day trips are organised once every three months which parents can take part in with their kids in tow.

20 November - Practical training for parents: improvisational theater

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 20 November from 11.00-14.00
• Where: OBJEKT, Linda 2, Narva
• Registration: https://forms.gle/haJuwpwYKDgadzM27

Health safety. In organizing language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they are vaccinated or have been recovered from COVID-19 can take part in courses and events. The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well. The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone). It is mandatory to wear a mask at the event.

Over a series of nights we’ll be watching some great Estonian films together. The movies will be shown at the Amadeus cinema at Jõhvi Concert Hall, with the film nights being held twice a month from October to December. All screenings will start at 18:00. The programme has yet to be finalised, but will include such films as Seltsimees laps, Sangarid, Supilinna Salaselts, Mehed, Kratt, Eesti matus, Jõulud džunglis and Eia jõulud Tondikakul. Each screening will be followed by a brief discussion in which everyone will get the chance to share their thoughts on the film. Places are limited: only around 50 people will be able to attend each screening.

On October 25, we will watch the film "Lean Fairy Tales" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcNoTU5KtKk). The film is not recommended for children under age 12 years.

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 25 October from 18:00
• Where: Amadeus cinema at Jõhvi Concert Hall
• Registration: https://forms.gle/bN5p9ucczXPRcEaH9

Health safety. In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they are vaccinated or have been recovered from COVID-19 can take part in events. The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well. The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).

Over a series of nights we’ll be watching some great Estonian films together. The movies will be shown at the Amadeus cinema at Jõhvi Concert Hall, with the film nights being held twice a month from October to December. All screenings will start at 18:00. The programme has yet to be finalised, but will include such films as Seltsimees laps, Sangarid, Supilinna Salaselts, Mehed, Kratt, Eesti matus, Jõulud džunglis and Eia jõulud Tondikaul. Each screening will be followed by a brief discussion in which everyone will get the chance to share their thoughts on the film. Places are limited: only around 50 people will be able to attend each screening.

On October 11th, we will watch the film "Oli kord üks mets". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5ZOAQwzNTo

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 11 October from 18:00
• Where: Amadeus cinema at Jõhvi Concert Hall
• Registration: https://forms.gle/Zf1nTEdYu2aYs8as6

Health safety: In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they (1) are vaccinated, (2) have been recovered from COVID-19, or (3) have got negative result of PCR test (valid for 72 h) or rapid antigen test (valid for 48 h) can take part in events.

• The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well.
• The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).
• There is no on-site testing available.

On 6 November we’ll explore the Museum of the Fortified Church of Jõhvi. Situated beneath the vaulted ceilings of the church’s basement, directly under its altar, the museum is linked to the church above by a series of narrow walled passageways. Among the exhibits is a model of the church as it appeared during the time of the Livonian War, when it first took on its fortified appearance. The tragic events of that 16th-century war, and a legend of two brothers that explains how the church came to be, are recounted in a glass painting covering the entire western wall of the basement.

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 6 November from 12.00
• Place: we’ll meet in front of Museum of the Fortified Church of Jõhvi (Rakvere Str 6, Jõhvi). No transport is provided
• Registration: https://forms.gle/bUjpMY6nopoVPmwu7

Health safety. In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they are vaccinated or have been recovered from COVID-19 can take part in events. The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well. The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).

On 2 October we’ll be visiting Kukruse Polar Manor and taking a trip back in time. On this guided excursion you’ll get the chance to try on old costumes and write a letter using a quill and ink. The letter will be folded up to form an envelope, which will then by stamped with an authentic wax seal. You’ll even get to visit the North Pole, where old-fashioned adventure awaits in a snowball fight and traditional sledding.

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 2 October from 12.00
• Where: We meet in front of Kukruse Polar Manor. No transport provided.
• Registration: https://forms.gle/9dNEYNFMU4gNUdDR9

Health safety: In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they (1) are vaccinated, (2) have been recovered from COVID-19, or (3) have got negative result of PCR test (valid for 72 h) or rapid antigen test (valid for 48 h) can take part in events.

• The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well.
• The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).
• There is no on-site testing available.

We’re organising a range of handicrafts workshops in the cosy setting of Jõhvi Central Library. The crafts will be led by Gerri Orgma, who in the course of four workshops will be showing you how to make: 1) a brooch (using metal locks, handicraft felt and pearls); 2) items woven together from recycled materials (from wristbands to carpets); 3) sock and glove puppets ; and 4) items using mixed media and decorations for them. Everyone interested will be able to try their own hand at the crafts, all while practising their Estonian. Places are limited: just 10 people can take part in each workshop.

• Min. language level required: A2
• When: 16 October from 12:00 (lasting for around three hours)
• Where: Jõhvi Central Library (Rakvere 13a)
• Registration: https://forms.gle/XAdxP1HvR3HrdPt58

Health safety: In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they (1) are vaccinated, (2) have been recovered from COVID-19, or (3) have got negative result of PCR test (valid for 72 h) or rapid antigen test (valid for 48 h) can take part in events.

• The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well.
• The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).
• There is no on-site testing available.

Games nights are primarily designed for learners who speak Estonian at least at the B1 level. The games hone their skills in communication, self-expression and team work, expand their vocabulary and improve their grammar.

• Min. language level required: B1
• When: 28 October, 16:00-17:00
• Where: TalTech Virumaa College (Järveküla tee 75-34, Kohtla-Järve) (even weeks); online (odd weeks)
• Contact person/organiser: Ingrid Prees & Valentina Limonova
• Registration: https://forms.gle/pjRWSSjpWRyZ4UGF6

Health safety: In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they (1) are vaccinated, (2) have been recovered from COVID-19, or (3) have got negative result of PCR test (valid for 72 h) or rapid antigen test (valid for 48 h) can take part in events.

• The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well.
• The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).
• There is no on-site testing available.

Games nights are primarily designed for learners who speak Estonian at least at the B1 level. The games hone their skills in communication, self-expression and team work, expand their vocabulary and improve their grammar.

• Min. language level required: B1
• When: 14 October, 16:00-17:00
• Where: TalTech Virumaa College (Järveküla tee 75-34, Kohtla-Järve) (even weeks); online (odd weeks)
• Contact person/organiser: Ingrid Prees & Valentina Limonova
• Registration: https://forms.gle/oaDaqH3p8KkrginR9

Health safety: In organising language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. Only people who present the certificate to prove that they (1) are vaccinated, (2) have been recovered from COVID-19, or (3) have got negative result of PCR test (valid for 72 h) or rapid antigen test (valid for 48 h) can take part in events.

• The COVID certificates of all attendants will be checked at the entrance, please bring your identity document with you as well.
• The certificate can be submitted in both paper and digital form (eg from smartphone).
• There is no on-site testing available.