Estonian Made Easy
Learn to speak, understand, read, and write confidently at B1 level.
A practical course designed for those ready to take the official Estonian language exam.
Ready to start your Estonian journey?
Estonian Language Course – Level B1
Perfect for learners who have completed A2 and want to reach solid B1 proficiency
Suitable for students, professionals, and newcomers who want to adapt quickly
Ideal for English speakers living in Estonia
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have already learned foreign languages using this methodology
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languages can be easily mastered using this method in a short period of time
Master Estonian at B1 Level — Online or In Class!
Free trial lesson — see how our method works for yourself!
Online and in-person classes available
Learn over 2,000 essential Estonian words in one course using a proven modern method
Clear, Structured, and Effective Estonian
A Thoughtfully Designed Learning Program
- Over 200 academic hours of structured instruction
- Based on a modern, research-based curriculum
- Covers all grammar, vocabulary, and conversation needed for B1 and the national exam
- Online and offline formats available
- Includes unique visual and audio-based learning tools that activate memory and comprehension
Speak with Confidence in Real Situations
- Focus on real-life topics and everyday conversations
- Learn how to discuss work, health, education, and travel
- Get exam-ready: writing, speaking, listening, and reading
- Study at your own pace — just 2–3 lessons a week over 27 weeks
Learning Materials
The course uses a selection of modern and proven educational resources to help you reach B1 level effectively and confidently.
Tere jälle
An Estonian language textbook for levels A1–A2 (B1 transition).
Practical lessons and engaging dialogues to build everyday vocabulary and grammar.
Practical lessons and engaging dialogues to build everyday vocabulary and grammar.
E Nagu Eesti
Official B1-level preparation textbook for adult learners.
A structured course designed to help you pass the national Estonian language exam confidently.
A structured course designed to help you pass the national Estonian language exam confidently.
Supplementary Materials
Includes vocabulary flashcards, grammar tables, and interactive online quizzes — ideal for home study and revision.
Speak Confidently in Any Everyday Situation
Share your thoughts on social media and understand cultural references
Talk about your hobbies, sports, books, and films
Discuss the weather, nature, and current news
Plan holidays, book hotels, and talk about your travel experiences
Handle basic work emails and write formal letters
Discuss your education and future learning plans
Talk about your job, duties, and working conditions
Write a CV and attend job interviews in Estonian
Solve essential matters in public offices — from hospitals to the police
Handle everyday tasks in shops, banks, post offices, and service centres
Book appointments at the hairdresser, GP, or car service
Ask for directions and use public transport like a local
Engage in small talk using polite expressions and compliments
Discuss daily routines, home tasks, and daily plans
Order food at cafés and shop with ease
Talk about yourself, your family, and your background
When Travelling & Relaxing
For Work & Study
Out & About in the City
At Home & With Friends
Course program: what will we study?
Our comprehensive program is structured to cover all aspects of the language, from everyday conversations on the most important topics to a solid grammatical foundation. You will learn not only how to speak but also how to think in Estonian.
- Detailed representation of self and others: origin, place of residence, nationality, age, marital status, citizenship, education, job and position, appearance, habits, interests, character.
- Family: family members, family traditions, relationships and events (marriage, birth of a child, divorce, funerals).
- Close ones: parents and children, relatives, friends and companions.
- Team relations: coworkers, work team, conflict resolution.
- Communication: writing a letter to a friend, discussing works about family and friendship.
- Housing: living conditions, rooms, interior, household appliances.
- Household: household chores, repairs, daily routine, pets, family budget.
- Real estate: buying, selling, renting.
- Environment: description of the neighborhood of the house, differences between life in the city and the countryside.
- Leisure: hobbies, planning vacations and free time.
- Culture: exhibitions, museums, concerts, theater, cinema, literature, art.
- Events: official receptions, visits, invitations.
- Sports: sports and training opportunities.
- Impressions: telling about a memorable event, introducing a favorite movie or book.
- Education system: kindergarten, school, vocational school, university.
- Personal experience: description of own education, process of studying.
- Career: in-demand specialties, modern professions, change of specialty.
- Formats of education: additional training, courses, online and offline formats.
- Employment: job search, advertisements, writing a CV, motivation and cover letter.
- Interview: preparation, passing, candidacy.
- Work process: responsibilities, working conditions, tools, business correspondence.
- Types of labor: physical, mental, creative work.
- Language skills: my language learning experience, speech etiquette, polite expressions.
- Communication: compliments, humor, anecdotes, discussions, expressing emotions.
- Vocabulary: proverbs, sayings, idioms, slang.
- Products: food, drinks, shopping, recipes.
- Food: national cuisine, eating habits, healthy eating, diets.
- Eateries: cafes, restaurants, reservations, ordering food, reading menus, table manners.
At this stage we will analyze the main types of words and learn how to change them according to the rules.
- Noun: plural formation, declension in singular and plural, agreement with other words, compound words and derivatives.
- Verb: conjugation in the present, simple and perfect past tense; reduplication; inflection (indicative, conditional, imperative); passive voice; affirmative and negative forms; deuteronomy (ma-, da-).
- Adjectives: declension and degrees of comparison.
- Participles: forms with -v, -nud, -tud.
- The pronouns: personal, possessive, indicative; their declension.
- Numerals: quantitative and ordinal; their declension.
- Urban environment: city map, public transportation, traffic rules.
- Навигация: как спросить дорогу и объяснить маршрут.
- Билеты и расписания.
- Дальние поездки: автобус, поезд, самолёт, паром, автостоп.
- Planning: working with a travel agent, visas, insurance.
- Accommodation: booking hotels, staying in a hotel.
- Tourism: foreign cultures, attractions, interesting routes and activities.
- Impressions: travel and trip description.
- Stores: shopping centers, information about opening hours.
- Shopping: store communication, consumer goods, prices, discounts, payment methods.
- Information: understanding advertisements, instructions for use.
- Household and public services: hairdressing salon, car service, dry cleaning, appliance repair.
- Communication: communication etiquette, filing claims and complaints.
- Public and private institutions: post office, bank, courier services, police, rescue service, tax department, health insurance, etc.
- Weather and climate: weather forecast, seasons, sides of the world.
- Estonian nature: picturesque places, natural objects, flora and fauna.
- Ecology: natural resources, environmental problems and nature protection.
- Human: body parts, personal hygiene, physical and mental health.
- Medicine: diseases, prevention, accidents, calling an ambulance.
- Interaction with the health care system: making an appointment with a doctor, visiting a hospital, pharmacy, buying medicines.
- Healthy lifestyles: sports and exercise.
- Media: news, current events, articles, advertising.
- Internet: information search, social networks, blogs, games, comments.
- Security: e-safety and netiquette.
Here we will learn how to connect words into meaningful phrases and sentences, using service parts of speech and correct word order.
- Direct and partial complements: how to use objects correctly in a sentence.
- Compound verbs: word order in sentences with them.
- Non-derivative words: conjunctions and adverbs (time, mode of action, place), their degrees of comparison.
- Postlogues and prepositions: how they indicate connections between words.
- Question words: how to ask questions correctly.
- Syntax: construction of simple and complex sentences, correct word order.
Students, pensioners, and people with disabilities receive a special discount.
Early Bird Offer: Pay at least two weeks before your course start date and get 25% off — just €1,875 when paid in full.
Payment can be split into 7 instalments.
Standard Group
Course Fee
€2,500
includes €2,016 + 24% VAT
includes €2,016 + 24% VAT
€2,500
Individual Format
personalised learning with a flexible schedule
personalised learning with a flexible schedule
Morning Group 2
11 August 2025
15 December 2025
Classes: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: 11:30 – 13:00
54 sessions × 1.5 hours = 162 academic hours
15 December 2025
Classes: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: 11:30 – 13:00
54 sessions × 1.5 hours = 162 academic hours
Morning Group 1
11 August 2025
15 December 2025
Classes: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: 09:30 – 11:30
54 sessions × 1.5 hours = 162 academic hours
15 December 2025
Classes: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: 09:30 – 11:30
54 sessions × 1.5 hours = 162 academic hours
Upcoming Course Schedule
"Estonian Made Easy"
FAQ
- In this course, you learn much faster.
- By paying, you are more serious about your work - you want to get the results you expect.
- By signing up for a free course you have a "blurred" goal - you do not clearly understand what it is for you.
- On free courses, nothing (and no one) will motivate you to work on your homework.
- After free courses most often the result is deplorable (ask those who finished them). On our course you get a guaranteed result - a solid basis for further learning Estonian.
- Clear motivation - you see it working. Day by day your Estonian is getting better. So there is motivation to keep moving forward.
- The best specialists - all teachers at our school have been competitively selected to teach using this method and pass qualification exams every year.
- "Insurance against loss of time, effort and money - 10 weeks is enough to start speaking Estonian more or less. What other courses can offer this?
97 out of 100 of our listeners are already doing it. Why don't you try your hand at it too?
It is very good that you have "some base". This base is called passive vocabulary.
With "some base" of passive vocabulary, you have more options.
Namely:
With "some base" of passive vocabulary, you have more options.
Namely:
- You can join a group that is already learning and gaining vocabulary for the time being (at most by the fifth lesson from the start of a suitable group).
- You can sign up for an individual course. It is just for those who do not have time to do their homework at home, who speak little and want to increase their active vocabulary (more than 1000 words!) and learn to build sentences easily.
In this case, there are options:
- If you can't attend the classes that you can't attend in your group, you can take them in a parallel group that starts close to your date;
- to take missed classes individually at a convenient time for a separate cost, which is much less than at our schools-colleagues in Tallinn: one individual class for our students costs 35 euros (for three hours!);
- choose the course variant where you take half of the lessons in a group and the other half individually (1150 euros);
- choose the individual format of the whole course for only 1980 euros (in other schools it costs much more and takes much longer to learn in a group from scratch).
And such an opinion happens. Such an opinion is a prime example of a limiting belief. Many people don't realize what drives them. And in fact, we are all driven (and shape our outcomes) by our beliefs - persistent habits of believing or not believing in ourselves. They come in the form of promoting and limiting beliefs. Limiting beliefs limit belief in ourselves!
Vassiljev Intellekt Kool OÜ
registrikood 14420898
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Punane 16/1 - 303, 307, 309, 316 Tallinn
Punane 16/1 - 303, 307, 309, 316 Tallinn
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Punane 16/1 - ruum 201, Tallinn
Punane 16/1 - ruum 201, Tallinn
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