Keila-Joa Manor A1+ (Keila-Joa)

  • Language level required: A1+
  • Location: Tallinna eesti keele maja Pargi allee 5, Keila-Joa alevik, Lääne-Harju vald, Harju maakond
  • Time: 12.08.2023 kell 11:00 - 14:00
  • Format: Language Practice

Schloss Fall, i.e. Keila-Joa Manor and the waterfall below it, is a favourite among Estonian and foreign holidaymakers. The tour, the interactive class, and conversations are held in Estonian.

A guided tour of the castle, a walk in the park, and a visit to the family cemetery of the first owners of the manor (the Benckendorffs and the Volkonskis) are going to reveal unknown pages from our history and culture. We will learn about the everyday life of the 19th century aristocracy, famous historical figures who have visited the manor, artists who have depicted unique Estonian nature, and poets who have admired the Fall manor and its surrounding area.

We are going to take photos – not just as mementos, but also for the subsequent interactive lesson where each participant can demonstrate their creative prowess and ability to use the information learned during the tour.

• Language level: A1+
• Time: 12.08 from 11.00-14.00
• Location: Keila-Joa Manor (Pargi allee 5, Keila-Joa)
• No of participants: 20

Instructor: Valeria Siminko

Registration: https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/13128?lang=en

NB! You can register for the events through the Integration Foundation's self-service, which you can enter using an ID card, Mobile-ID or Smart-ID. Please see the user guide:https://integratsioon.ee/iseteenindus

LANGUAGE ROULETTE A2+ (via Zoom)

Language Roulette invites you to practise Estonian! We meet virtually on Zoom in the format of short conversations.

We chat in Estonian for a limited time in a random group. The topics will be clarified at the meeting. A positive and free atmosphere is guaranteed.

  • Min. language level required: A2+
  • Time: 09.08 from 18.00-19.00 (logging in at 17:45)
  • Place: Zoom. The link will be sent ahead of the session to everyone registered for the event at 16.30.
  • No of participants: 40

Contact person: Ave Landrat/ Mari Taalmann

Registration: (31.07 at 9.00 - 09.08 at 16.00) https://forms.gle/CtRMcbf8VJfwhrd6A

Keeleõppe- ja kohanemisnõustamine - GROUP FULL

  • Language level required: B1
  • Format: Language Learning and Adaptation Counselling
  • Organiser: Narva eesti keele maja

Free consultations for adults on learning the Estonian language and adjusting to living in Estonia.

Registration: https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/13089?lang=en

NB! You can register for the events through the Integration Foundation's self-service, which you can enter using an ID card, Mobile-ID or Smart-ID. Please see the user guide:https://integratsioon.ee/iseteenindus

LANGUAGE ROULETTE A2+ (via Zoom)

Language Roulette invites you to practise Estonian! We meet virtually on Zoom in the format of short conversations.

We chat in Estonian for a limited time in a random group. The topics will be clarified at the meeting. A positive and free atmosphere is guaranteed.

  • Min. language level required: A2+
  • Time: 05.07 from 18.00-19.00 (logging in at 17:45)
  • Place: Zoom. The link will be sent ahead of the session to everyone registered for the event at 16.30.
  • No of participants: 40

Contact person: Ave Landrat/ Mari Taalmann

Registration: (26.06 at 12.00 - 05.07 at 16.00) https://forms.gle/Jp5m8zPRXpzhRLzM9

The Ministry of Culture and the Integration Foundation announce an open call for ideas on how to celebrate cultural diversity of Estonia in 2024

The Ministry of Culture and the Integration Foundation announce an open call for ideas on how to celebrate cultural diversity of Estonia in 2024. Both activities that are already in place as well as completely new ideas can be suggested for the programme of the next thematic year. Ideas to the open call can be submitted on the website or by regular post until 30 June.  

According to Eda Silberg, Undersecretary for Cultural Diversity at the Ministry of Culture, the aim of the theme year is to highlight and value cultural richness as a natural part of everyday life.

‘According to the latest census, there are 211 ethnic groups living in Estonia, speaking 243 languages as their mother tongue. We are a culturally rich society, and this diversity is the value that unites us into one Estonian nation. Next year, we want to pay attention to the unique cultural space and communities of Estonia as well as to the diverse cultures and traditions of the different peoples living here,’ said Eda Silberg.

According to Dmitri Moskovtsev, Director of the Integration Foundation, the theme year will provide an opportunity to discover how cultural diversity is expressed in different spheres of life, from heritage and creativity to food and communication.

‘In our everyday lives, we often fail to realise what a wealth of culture we are constantly exposed to – whether in music, cinema and theatre, art, literature, sports, or even on our plates or through the people we contact with. Just as cultural diversity starts with each and every one of us, the year dedicated to it starts from the ideas of our people. Therefore, we invite all Estonians to feel free to contribute their thoughts and share good ideas on how to celebrate the cultural diversity in Estonia next year,’ said Dmitri Moskovtsev.

The deadline for open call is 30 June 2023. Initiatives that have already been implemented or have even become a tradition, as well as initiatives that are still planned or inspired by the next thematic year, are welcome. Ideas can be submitted via the website https://integratsioon.ee/en/2024 and by regular mail (Integration Foundation, Rävala pst 5, 10145 Tallinn, keyword ‘2024’). 
 
The team of the thematic year will review all ideas in July and give feedback in September at the latest.

 

2024 ideekorje