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Monday, 28.09.2026, 00:27
Estonia seeking organizer of language training for non-native speakers in public sector
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The goal of the public procurement is to prepare and carry
out individual language training as part of a 24-day secondment for 30 public
sector workers or officials in the area of social work in Harju and East-Viru
counties, it appears from the procurement notice.
As part of individual language training, participants will
work in Estonian-language environment with the help of an instructor who is
proficient in Estonian, and exchange experiences with their colleagues while on
secondment. In addition to work-related language skills, participants will also
improve their Estonian vocabulary for everyday use.
During their free time, the seconded workers will visit
cultural events and places of interest in their county of destination or its
neighboring counties.
The target group is at least 30 workers or officials in the
area of social work who are employed in a Harju County or East-Viru County
public sector institution and whose command of the Estonian language is
insufficient.
Bids can be submitted to the tender until noon on Aug. 28.
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