Starting from 19 April, we welcome everybody with at least language level B1 to our Estonian language and culture clubs! The clubs are intended for adults (from the age of 18) who have completed an Estonian language course or successfully passed a level B1, B2, or C1 language exam. Each club has a maximum of 20 members.
In these clubs, you can:
- practise your Estonian and break free of the language barrier,
- develop communication skills in a free and friendly atmosphere,
- communicate with native Estonian speakers,
- learn new expressions and gain the confidence to speak Estonian.
Unlike classic language classes, the meetings of the club are more varied, for example:
- in the form of field trips and more informal events,
- involving guests with whom you can talk about everyday topics,
- feature learning everyday expressions and phrases from real life.
Sign up for the clubs:
- Language club in Tallinn (Põhja-Tallinn district, from 19 April) – https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/15264
- Language club in Tallinn (Lasnamäe district, from 20 April) – https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/15265
- Language club in Tallinn (Kesklinn district, from 21 April) – https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/15268
- Language club in Tartu (from 22 April) – https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/15266 
- Language club in Pärnu (from 27 April) – https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/15267;
When signing up, select ‘Add services’ → Language and culture club → Location (Tallinn, Tartu, or Pärnu)
Members meet once a week and there are a total of 30 meetings over the course of the year, six of which are field trips.
Only people who have not participated in the clubs of the Integration Foundation in 2023 or 2024 can participate in the club.
The club is funded from sub-activity 3.4.4.1 ‘Development and provision of a language practice environment and support solutions for language learning’ of project No. 2021-2027.4.07.23-0006 ‘Activities supporting Estonian language learning and civic education’, funded by the European Social Fund+.
