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Welcome to Our Adaptation E-Course "Estonian Language, Culture & Society"
We support your 24/7 throughout the year
Welcome to Our Adaptation E-Course "Estonian Language, Culture & Society"
We support your 24/7 throughout the year
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The adaptation course teaches the Estonian language and culture, provides knowledge and information about life and society in Estonia, provides supportive e-learning environment, video-courses, webinars and private counselling. We walk you through various communication situations of your everyday life and teach you how to communicate most effectively in these situations. ![]()
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St John's Eve (Jaaniõhtu, also Jaanilaupäev) and St John's Day (Jaanipäev) are the most important days in the Estonian calendar, apart from Christmas. The short summer seasons with long days and brief nights hold special significance for the people of Estonia. Jaanipäev is celebrated in the night between June 23 and 24, a few days after the summer solstice, when night seems to be non-existent. Click here to read more!
Content of the Estonian Language and Adaptation course
ESTONIAN LANGUAGE, CULTURE & SOCIETY
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Estonian language module, 32 most relevant topics of your everyday life in Estonia |
Culture & Communication in Estonia: Estonians in Cross-Cultural Perspective, 8 Topics, Video-course, articles
![]() Discover How Cultural Differences Affect Your Communication! Learn How to Communicate More Effectively in Estonia! Find Useful Information about Estonian Holidays, Customs and Traditions!
1. Greetings and Introducing Yourself in Estonia. Introduction to Estonians' Cultural Behavior. Estonians' Body Language and how they perceive other cultures' non-verbal behavior. 2. Personal Space and Privacy. How our culture affects our communication style.The historical background and characteristics of cultural behaviour of Estonians (culture of time, space and communication). 3.Estonians' listening and speaking habits. Direct vs. Indirect Communication Style. 4. Estonians' Perception of Time and How It Is Reflected in their Communication Style.
Estonian Society and Life: Articles, Webinars, Video-Tutoring, Individual Counselling
![]() 1. Primary general information about Estonia. Getting to know the President and Prime Minister of Estonia. National Symbols. Presidential Palace, Parliament House and other Sightseeings. Geographic location, size of area, composition and size of population, language, cities, nature, climate, etc.
2. Main facts of Estonian history. The first Estonian settlements and their literary value. The emergence of the Estonian people and state. Birth of the Republic of Estonia. The "Singing Revolution" and the restoration of independence. 3. Medical services and the payment thereof. Relief. Family doctor. Law on Health Insurance. Medical insurance for the unemployed, pupils and students. 4. Labour market. Services and subsidies offered by the Estonian Labour Market Board. Issues of labour law. The Employment Contracts Act. Salary, fees and other compensation. Working time and rest. Labour Inspectorate. Unemployment insurance.
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