From January 4th to 24th, I took part in the Tallinn University Winter School program and studied Russian language as part of my preparation for my future trip to Russia. The course was about 60 hours total in three weeks time and we where only two students, a pretty intense learning atmosphere.
I very much enjoyed it to be a student again and to able to use the excellent infrastructure of Tallinn University, our teacher Grigori as well as the people responsible for the Winter School Program helped us a lot with everything we needed.
Thank you to all of them for their dedication, it was a pleasure to study at Tallinn University ! A special thanks to the Head of the Katharina College for linking me up with the travel agent who finally organized my three-month Business Visa without any hassle.
Here a short podcast interview with Birgit Kirsimägi (Coordinator of international marketing/ Tallin Summer and Winter School Program) and Edith Sepp (Head of International Communications Office).
Hear what they have to say about the origins of the Winter School program, Tallinn, what to see in Estonia, Internet connections and the Estonian forest.
Please click on the Player below to start the audio-podcast. Enjoy !
I very much enjoyed it to be a student again and to able to use the excellent infrastructure of Tallinn University, our teacher Grigori as well as the people responsible for the Winter School Program helped us a lot with everything we needed.
Thank you to all of them for their dedication, it was a pleasure to study at Tallinn University ! A special thanks to the Head of the Katharina College for linking me up with the travel agent who finally organized my three-month Business Visa without any hassle.
Here a short podcast interview with Birgit Kirsimägi (Coordinator of international marketing/ Tallin Summer and Winter School Program) and Edith Sepp (Head of International Communications Office).
Hear what they have to say about the origins of the Winter School program, Tallinn, what to see in Estonia, Internet connections and the Estonian forest.
Please click on the Player below to start the audio-podcast. Enjoy !
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