Estonian organizations abroad recently received news of a new project in Estonia aimed at contacting young Estonians educators abroad with goal of having them return to Estonia.
Giles Crellin is in Estonia as Project Consultant to the project known as "Noored Kooli," set to launch this February with the first participants in schools this September. He is trying to contact Estonians studying abroad to make them aware of the opportunity to make a real difference in their home country.
Crellin e-mailed that their mission statement is "to raise the profile of teaching in Estonia by bring exceptional graduates into schools and helping them to become outstanding leaders and teachers in all fields.
The project intends to do this "by adapting a very successful programme in the UK and USA known as teachfirst and teach for America respectively. The project is open to graduates under the age of 29.
Those behind the project are "due to sign an a document of understanding and intent with the Ministry of Education and are supported by opinion and business leaders such as Hansapank and Skype."
They are "looking for exceptional Graduates who will be under 29 years-old in September and who are capable and committed to the mission whilst demonstrating competencies" which are outlined in their mission statement.
That last is available by contacting Giles Crellin by e-mail or by regular mail at the foundation: Noored Kooli, Pärnu mnt 139,11317 Tallinn .
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How can we decide just how outstanding your case has been if we don't know anything about it?
It would be very interesting to read about the experiences of "välis Eestlased" who have gone to live in Estonia.
I've enjoyed myself there as a tourist and sometimes toy with the idea of retiring there and finding some part-time work in order to integrate into society. The experiences of others could be very useful. Maxim's case is probably not typical. But, that said, who's is?
I've enjoyed myself there as a tourist and sometimes toy with the idea of retiring there and finding some part-time work in order to integrate into society. The experiences of others could be very useful. Maxim's case is probably not typical. But, that said, who's is?
I'll let others decide just how outstanding my case has been, but I think I've made a difference being here in Estonia and using my highly developed Western skills to benefit others. I support this cause and hope optimistic people will join me in doing the same.
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