Estonian language and culture courses

Spring semester of the academic year 2024/2025

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Language courses:

• Estonian for Beginners I, on the Basis of English, Level 0 - A1.1 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.001
• Estonian for Beginners I, on the Basis of English, Level 0 - A1.1 (web-based) (6 ECTS) HVLC.09.060
• Estonian for Beginners I (100% Web-Based). Level 0 - A1.1 (6 ECTS) HVLC.09.029
• Estonian for Beginners II, on the Basis of English, Level A1.1 - A1.2 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.002
• Estonian for Beginners II (100% Web-Based). Level A1.1 - A1.2 (6 ECTS) HVLC.09.038
• Estonian for Beginners III, on the Basis of English, Level A1.2 - A2.1 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.003
• Estonian for Pre-Intermediate Learners I, Level A2.1 - A2.2 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.004
• Estonian for the Pre-Intermediate Level II, A2.2 - B1.1 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.005*
• Estonian for Intermediate Learners I, Level B1.1 - B1.2 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.006*
• Estonian for Intermediate Learners II, Level B1.2 - B2.1 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.007*
• Estonian Intermediate Level II (Web-based), Level B1.2 > B2.1 (6 ECTS) HVLC.09.056*
• Estonian for Advanced Learners I, Level B2.1 - B2.2 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.010*
• Estonian for Advanced Learners II, Level B2.2 - C1.1 (6 ECTS) FLLC.09.009*
• Estonian for Advanced Learners II, Level B2.2 > C1.1 (Web-based) (6 ECTS) HVLC.09.054*
  _{*The course is part of the in-depth Estonian language learning.}

Estonian for specific purposes:

• Estonian for Students of Medicine II, Level A1.2 - A2.1 (3 ECTS) HVLC.09.002
• Estonian for Students of Medicine IV, Level B1.1 - B1.2 (3 ECTS) HVLC.09.004

Estonian culture courses:

• Insights to Estonian Culture. Film and Museum Course on the Basis of English (3 ECTS) FLKE.03.121
• Insights to Estonian Culture. Film Course on the Basis of English (100% Web-based) (3 ECTS) HVLC.09.052

The autumn semester usually starts on the first week of September or sometimes also on the last week of August. The spring semester starts on the second week of February (see the university academic calendar). All courses usually last for 15-16 weeks. Registration for language courses opens on 15 May and 16 December, respectively, and stays open until the beginning of the semester. By the same dates, we also upload all courses to our homepage and start accepting applications from non-students (continuing education learners).