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Innove maintains the Tallinn European School (TES). TES provides high-level education from nursery to secondary for members of the international community. Their mission is to provide multilingual and multicultural education for pupils at every school level. Their vision is to be the best provider of international education in Estonian by using an individualistic approach to miximise pupils’ own potential. TALLINN EUROPEAN SCHOOL Tallinn European School primarily enrolls: Children of employees of EU institutions and agencies; Children of foreigners living and working in Estonia if at least one parent works in a foreign diplomatic position and if the child’s mother tongue / dominant language is not Estonian; Children who have studied abroad in the European Schools’ system or International School for at least three years, due to the fact that one of their parents is working or worked in a foreign state according to the employer’s written confirmation; Children of foreigners living and working in Estonia, if the mother tongue / dominant language of the child is an official language of the EU other than Estonian; Children of TES employees with a contract of at least 60%, if the mother tongue / dominant language of the child is not Estonian. English is the primary language of communication in school. Beginning in the 2018/2019 school year, TES offers two language sections: English and French. In addition, there are 11 mother tongue programmes: Estonian, Finnish, German, Italian, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Bulgarian, Spanish, Lithuanian and Portuguese. If the child is following a mother tongue programme then his/her second language must be English (English section) or French (French section). Language 2 – English, German and French Language 3 – Spanish, German, French and Estonian. Language Learning in TES The European Baccalaureate diploma is awarded to successful candidates by the Secretary-General of the European Schools on behalf of the Board of Governors. It is officially recognized as an entry qualification for Higher Education in all the countries of the European Union, as well as in many others. EB diploma holders enjoy the same rights and benefits as other holders of secondary school-leaving certificates in their countries, including the same right as nationals with equivalent qualifications to seek admission to any university or institution of tertiary education in the European Union. Tallinn European School is part of the European Schools’ system. European Baccalaureate Diploma The school follows the European School (The European Baccalaureate) curricu- lum. This curriculum focuses on: European dimension and solidarity Cultural diversity and tolerance • Multilingualism Target languages are the official languages of EU Subjects taught in L2 – in classes S3-S7 Tere tulemast! Welcome! Bienvenue! Tervetuloa! Willkommen! Esiet sveicinati! - Udvozlunk! .. .. .. Benvenuto! λ μ ! For more information: tes.innove.ee +372 735 0550 High-quality general education Innove – the Door to the Estonian Education

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Innove maintains the Tallinn European School (TES). TES provides high-level education from nursery to secondary for members of the international community.

Their mission is to provide multilingual and multicultural education for pupils at every school level.

Their vision is to be the best provider of international education in Estonian by using an individualistic approach to miximise pupils’ own potential.

T A L L I N N E U R O P E A N S C H O O L

Tallinn European School primarily enrolls:

• Children of employees of EU institutions and agencies;

• Children of foreigners living and working in Estonia if at least one parent works in a foreign diplomatic position and if the child’s mother tongue / dominant language is not Estonian;

• Children who have studied abroad in the European Schools’ system or International School for at least three years, due to the fact that one of their parents is working or worked in a foreign state according to the employer’s written con�rmation;

• Children of foreigners living and working in Estonia, if the mother tongue / dominant language of the child is an o�cial language of the EU other than Estonian;

• Children of TES employees with a contract of at least 60%, if the mother tongue / dominant language of the child is not Estonian.

English is the primary language of communication in school. Beginning in the 2018/2019 school year, TES o�ers two language sections: English and French.

In addition, there are 11 mother tongue programmes: Estonian, Finnish, German, Italian, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Bulgarian, Spanish, Lithuanian and Portuguese. If the child is following a mother tongue programme then his/her second language must be English (English section) or French (French section).

Language 2 – English, German and French

Language 3 – Spanish, German, French and Estonian.

Language Learning in TES

The European Baccalaureate diploma is awarded to successful candidates by the Secretary-General of the European Schools on behalf of the Board of Governors. It is o�cially recognized as an entry quali�cation for Higher Education in all the countries of the European Union, as well as in many others.

EB diploma holders enjoy the same rights and bene�ts as other holders of secondary school-leaving certi�cates in their countries, including the same right as nationals with equivalent quali�cations to seek admission to any university or institution of tertiary education in the European Union.

Tallinn European School is part of the European Schools’ system.

European Baccalaureate Diploma

The school follows the European School (The European Baccalaureate) curricu-lum. This curriculum focuses on:

• European dimension and solidarity

• Cultural diversity and tolerance

• MultilingualismTarget languages are the o�cial languages of EU

• Subjects taught in L2 – in classes S3-S7

Tere tulemast!

Welcome!

Bienvenue!

Tervetuloa!Willkommen!

Esietsveicinati!-

Udvozlunk!.. .. ..

Benvenuto!

��λ������μ�!

For more information: tes.innove.ee +372 735 0550

High-quality general education

Innove – the Door to the Estonian Education

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INTRODUCINGESTONIA

Overview of its history, culture, economy and

education

G EN ER AL ED U C AT I O N

Insights into the structure of the

Estonian education system

PISA

Key factors behind the excellent

results of Estonian students

E- ED U C AT I O N

Estonian experience in learning and teaching ICT

E-SER V I CE S I N ED U C AT I O N

E�cient use of di�erent support

systems

E-A SSE SSM EN T

Student-friendly and reliable approach to

testing

VO C AT I O NAL ED U C AT I O N AN D

T R AI N I N G ( V E T )

Development and implementation of

VET reforms

Q UALI T Y I N V E T

Quality assuarance to meet labour market needs

V ISI T S TO ED U C AT I O NAL I NS T I T U T I O NS

AN D CO M PAN I E S

Guided tours

LIFELONG LEARNING STRATEGY & ADULT EDUCATION

Opportunities for self-ful�lment

throughout life

LI FELO N G GU I DAN CE

Support tools for youth and adults in their career paths

T E ACH ERT R AI N I N G

Competence-based teacher and school leadership training

system

MU LT I LI N GUALED U C AT I O N

M O D EL S

Content and Language Integrated

Learning (CLIL)

SPECIAL ED U C AT I O NAL

N EEDS (SEN)

Educational support for people

with SEN

EU S T R U C T U R AL

FU N DS

E�cient management of EU funds

Estonia has recently become a successful role model in education worldwide. As such, international cooperation in the education �eld is an important part of Innove's daily activities.

Innove actively participates in international projects. We can share our inspiration and know-how and o�er insights you may �nd helpful in your country in developing education.

Policy makers, educators, school leaders, teachers, researchers, journalists, businesses and others – all are welcome.

About the Estonian education through di�erent modules

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Foundation Innove is an education competence centre in Estonia. Under the Estonian Lifelong Learning Strategy Innove engages both pupils and adults. Innove also provides international services. Foundation Innove operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Research to promote educational success.

F O U N D A T I O N I N N O V E

Support for children with special educational needs (SEN), counselling services for special educational needs

Content and Language Integrated Learning  Implementation of national curricula  Standard determining tests, basic school �nal examinations, state examinations, incl. internationally recognized language examinations  E-assessment  Career guidance

 Vocational education image and skills competitions  Internship system in vocational and higher education, work-based learning  International survey (PISA)

Teacher and headmaster in-service training  International survey (TALIS)  Estonian citizenship examinations, Estonian language examinations

Mediates EU funds to the education and labor market

What does Innove do?

For more information, please visit: www.innove.ee