
- Arabic language teachers
- Estonian language teachers
- Ruta Bergman
- Alla Zarubina
- Ly Leedu
- Helgi Saar
- Olga Glemba
- Annika Bauer
- Natalia Vaiss
- Jekaterina Gusseva
- Monika Sooalu
- Kristi Kiilman
- Kersti Kesvatera
- Agne Narusk
- Kaja Kuuseok
- Mare Lilleorg
- Tuuli Rehemaa
- Katrin Tääker
- Elo Rohult
- Jelena Kriis
- Svetlana Starikovitš
- Jaana Sirel
- Kirsti Sinivee
- Kersti Parkja
- Ele Arder
- Chinese language teachers
- Spanish language teachers
- English language teachers
- Italian language teachers
- Dutch language teachers
- French language teachers
- Polish language teachers
- Swedish language teachers
- German language teachers
- Finnish language teachers
- Danish language teachers
- Russian language teachers
- Japanese language teachers
- Greece language teachers
- Norwegian language teacher
I graduated from the University of Tartu in 1995 in the specialty of practical Estonian language (now, Estonian as a foreign language). Although my internship at a Russian school in Tartu went very well, I did not go to work as a teacher. Somehow, I found myself in the journalism and stayed there for 25 years. I worked as a reporter, editor, and editor in chief, my subjects were, throughout the years, adult education, education, and working life. In any way, however, I kept myself abreast, and occasionally I had to teach private classes aside from my main work. As an Estonian girl from Kohtla-Järve, I received invitations from my hometown, again and again, to come and help and teach. So, I went, I helped, and I taught.
At the beginning of 2018, I finally decided to leave journalism and get back to teaching. Now I teach the mother tongue and literature to Estonian children in Tallinn Nõmme Gymnasium and Estonian as a foreign language for adults in Multilingua. I have to admit that teaching Estonian as a foreign language has so far been more exciting, and I have to admit, my temperament is more suitable for those classes.
At the same time, I began to study at the Master’s program at Tallinn University in the autumn in the specialty of Estonian language and literature in order to update my knowledge in the specialty.
I read good literature at every opportunity and feel great passion for history and architecture.
It is good to teach adults, because – with some exceptions – they want to learn. They are goal oriented. For me, every class with adults is a challenge, a performance that requires good preparation, but also a quick response, huge empathy and, of course, improvisation skills and a wide horizon. This is an opportunity to meet with extremely exciting people and exchange knowledge, as the teacher also learns.
- Arabic language teachers
- Estonian language teachers
- Ruta Bergman
- Alla Zarubina
- Ly Leedu
- Helgi Saar
- Olga Glemba
- Annika Bauer
- Natalia Vaiss
- Jekaterina Gusseva
- Monika Sooalu
- Kristi Kiilman
- Kersti Kesvatera
- Agne Narusk
- Kaja Kuuseok
- Mare Lilleorg
- Tuuli Rehemaa
- Katrin Tääker
- Elo Rohult
- Jelena Kriis
- Svetlana Starikovitš
- Jaana Sirel
- Kirsti Sinivee
- Kersti Parkja
- Ele Arder
- Chinese language teachers
- Spanish language teachers
- English language teachers
- Italian language teachers
- Dutch language teachers
- French language teachers
- Polish language teachers
- Swedish language teachers
- German language teachers
- Finnish language teachers
- Danish language teachers
- Russian language teachers
- Japanese language teachers
- Greece language teachers
- Norwegian language teacher
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