In the first half of 2022, the Narva Estonian Language House will organise, in cooperation with Alutaguse Hiking Club, three language hikes in Ida-Virumaa. As a special feature, in addition to hiking, we also learn Estonian.

During the hikes, we are accompanied by a tour guide, who introduces the places on the trail in Estonian, and you have to perform various language tasks. The hike is also preceded by a short online meeting where we review the relevant vocabulary, which makes it easier to understand the tour guide. If you love fresh air, discovering beautiful and interesting places in Estonia accompanied by nice people while learning Estonian, then please register!

• Language level: B1+
• Date: 26 January at 5.30–7.30 p.m.
• Location: Narva Estonian Language House (Linda 2, Narva)
• Subject: Meeting with an experienced hiker: hiking wisdom and impressions
• Registration: https://forms.gle/b5DKUXcu3hYGJshy7

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 indoors.

Participants can develop their written language skills and creative writing through a variety of calligraphy styles. An additional bonus is a special practical skill: you can make anniversary cards, decorations with an exciting message, etc. The workshop and instruction is only available in Estonian.

• Time: 2.03, 09.03, 16.03, 23.03 and 30.03 from 17.30-19.00
• Min. language level required: A2+
• Topic: Italic script and writing poems
• Place: TeemeTeistMoodi Studio (Tondi 50, Tallinn), teemeteistmoodi.com
• No of participants: 12

Contact person: Erika Ader / erika.ader@integratsioon.ee

Registration: all places are booked

Health safety. In organizing language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. It is mandatory to wear a mask at the event.

Participants can develop their written language skills and creative writing through a variety of calligraphy styles. An additional bonus is a special practical skill: you can make anniversary cards, decorations with an exciting message, etc. The workshop and instruction is only available in Estonian.

• Time: 2.03, 09.03, 16.03, 23.03 and 30.03 from 17.30-19.00
• Min. language level required: A2+
• Topic: Italic script and writing poems
• Place: TeemeTeistMoodi Studio (Tondi 50, Tallinn), teemeteistmoodi.com
• No of participants: 12

Contact person: Erika Ader / erika.ader@integratsioon.ee

Registration: all places are booked

Health safety. In organizing language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. It is mandatory to wear a mask at the event.

Participants can develop their written language skills and creative writing through a variety of calligraphy styles. An additional bonus is a special practical skill: you can make anniversary cards, decorations with an exciting message, etc. The workshop and instruction is only available in Estonian.

• Time: 2.03, 09.03, 16.03, 23.03 and 30.03 from 17.30-19.00
• Min. language level required: A2+
• Topic: Italic script and writing poems
• Place: TeemeTeistMoodi Studio (Tondi 50, Tallinn), teemeteistmoodi.com
• No of participants: 12

Contact person: Erika Ader / erika.ader@integratsioon.ee

Registration: all places are booked

Health safety. In organizing language courses, Estonian Language Houses are guided by the current requirements put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus. It is mandatory to wear a mask at the event.

Participants can develop their written language skills and creative writing through a variety of calligraphy styles. An additional bonus is a special practical skill: you can make anniversary cards, decorations with an exciting message, etc. The workshop and instruction is only available in Estonian.

• Time: 2.03, 09.03, 16.03, 23.03 and 30.03 from 17.30-19.00
• Min. language level required: A2+
• Topic: Italic script and writing poems
• Place: TeemeTeistMoodi Studio (Tondi 50, Tallinn), teemeteistmoodi.com
• No of participants: 12

Contact person: Erika Ader / erika.ader@integratsioon.ee

Registration: In February!

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.

Participants can develop their written language skills and creative writing through a variety of calligraphy styles. An additional bonus is a special practical skill: you can make anniversary cards, decorations with an exciting message, etc. The workshop and instruction is only available in Estonian.

• Time: 2.03, 09.03, 16.03, 23.03 and 30.03 from 17.30-19.00
• Min. language level required: A2+
• Topic: Italic script and writing poems
• Place: TeemeTeistMoodi Studio (Tondi 50, Tallinn), teemeteistmoodi.com
• No of participants: 12

Contact person: Erika Ader / erika.ader@integratsioon.ee

Registration: In February!

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.

LET’S GET TOGETHER! is a fun series of events for people in Pärnu and Sindi whose mother tongues are languages other than Estonian, where we practise Estonian and meet various artisans from Pärnu County. The event will take place in both Pärnu and Sindi.

LET’S GET TOGETHER! is a social event with a coffee break, where you can chat in Estonian in a cool and playful atmosphere. Under the guidance of a artisan, you can make a nice souvenir or gift with your own hands.

• Time: 26.02 from 12.00-14.00
• Min. language level required: A2+
• Place: Sindi Community Centre (Pärnu Str 44, Sindi)
• No of participants: 20

Contact person: Silja Joon / silja.joon@gmail.com / +372 55615559

Registration: https://forms.gle/Fhrcv9vvR8Kd3p2f6

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.

We will meet writers from all over Estonia face to face to hear about each author’s works and life. We will see well-known and beloved writers as well as new authors. Meetings filled with good books, words, and thoughts take place in libraries, museums, theatres, cafés and other places related to literature.

On the occasion of Estonia’s birthday month, we will meet David Vseviov, historian, writer, and author of the popular radio show ‘Müstiline Venemaa’ (‘Mystical Russia’). We will take a tour in the Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom.

• Time: 22.02 from 17.30-19.30
• Min. language level required: B2+
• Place: Vabamu Museum (Toompea 8, Tallinn)
• No of participants: 25

Contact person: Krista Tukk / krista.tukk@integratsioon.ee

Registration: https://forms.gle/arsyiYhdth8B3EDs7

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 iden-tity 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.

Come for a guided walk to discover the districts and subdistricts of Tallinn, where you can practise the Estonian language as well as raise your cultural and historical awareness. Let us start with the Sibulaküla subdistrict.

Why is it called Sibulaküla (‘Onion Village’) and what is its connection with the Great Northern War? Do you know what kind of modern street has had the names of Konstantin Päts, Herman Göring, and Jaan Kreuks? Who were they and what connected them with Tallinn? Let us find out together.

• Time: 18.02 kell 14.00-15.30
• Min. language level required: B1+
• Place: We will gather in front of the Alexela Concert Hall on Sakala street (Estonia pst 9).
• No of participants: 25

Contact person: Inna Arno / inna.arno@integratsioon.ee

Registration: https://forms.gle/M39HyP8ZfKCHQLM69