Jaan-Raul: “Life through my eyes, as a sign language youth worker”
My name is Jaan-Raul Ojastu, and since February 1, I have been working as a youth worker at the Lille Youth Center of the Tartu Youth Work Center. At the same time, I am studying special education at the University of Tartu and have already completed all my courses, with only my final bachelor's exam left to take in the spring. In addition to my studies, I am also a member of the board of the Estonian Deaf Youth Organization. Since I have completed all my courses, I started […]
Volunteer Beata writes about Estonian and Hungarian culture: “Different but still similar.”
In English: Different yet similar Some random similarities between Hungary and Estonia Do you know anything about Hungary? If your answer is ’maybe’ or ’no’ I’ll show you some random facts which are almost the same between Estonia and Hungary. Then this country may not even be that unknown for you. If your answer […]
Tartu Youth work camp is looking for new employers for the summer
The Tartu Youth Work Camp is looking for employers for the summer of 2021 who would be interested in offering work to young people in the city of Tartu. The Tartu Youth Work Camp is a summer extracurricular activity aimed at young people aged 13-19 in Tartu. The camp gives young people the opportunity to gain their first work experience, meet new exciting people, and acquire knowledge and skills necessary for their future lives. The main tasks of the camp participants include various repair and [...]
Tartu Youth Work Centre is holding a giveaway!
The Tartu Youth Work Centre's YouTube channel reached 10,000 views, and to celebrate, we are giving away an awesome gift bag to our followers! The gift bag contains both edible and useful items. For example, it includes wireless headphones, lemonade, candy, bamboo dishes, etc. This only raises the question: how to participate in the giveaway...? To participate in the giveaway: Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Comment on your favorite video on our channel. [...].
Anne Youth Center is looking for ideas for yard renovation
The courtyard of the Annelinn Youth Centre has been in its current form since 1969 and requires renovation and modernization. It is a rather large area in Annelinn that could be utilized much more effectively than it has been so far. Since there are many apartment buildings and the Alexander Pushkin School in the vicinity of the youth centre, a well-planned active leisure area would benefit many. Over the years, the participatory budget has […]
Volunteer Klaudijus explored why volunteer work is important
Reasons why volunteering is important. In this article, German volunteer Vanessa Steinke will share her experience volunteering in Estonia. She will talk about her work, her fears, and also about finding herself on this adventure. She will share how she ended up in Estonia and what she likes about it. Q: [...]
Volunteer Beáta writes about traveling to Estonia during the coronavirus epidemic
“Not a single plane survived in the sky.” – this promising sentence was said by my father before I crossed the checkpoint at the Budapest airport for the first time in my life. He was absolutely right about that however I didn’t feel myself peaceful enough to appreciate his encouragement. Nevertheless I had no choice […]
Youth Work Specialist Rando-Kristen Kangro's overview of the "Winter Olympics" held in Ilmatsalu 🥇🥶🔥
In addition to activities on online channels (Discord server and Instagram STORY environment), winter sports competitions were held in the courtyard of the Ilmatsalu Youth Center from January 4 to 8. Similar to the "M1N1" multi-event, which readers may already be familiar with, this was not a competition between young aspiring professional athletes, but a fun sports competition that provided excitement for all participants and spectators. For the first time, however, the entire week was dedicated to an active lifestyle and [...]
Discussion of improvement proposals for the Tartu Youth Work Centre's development plan takes place on Zoom
Tartu Youth Work Centre has completed its development plan. Before its full completion, the institution awaited amendment proposals and comments from Tartu city residents as part of a public display. A discussion of the proposals made during the public display will take place on December 30, 2020, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM in the Zoom environment. To participate, please send your request to: mariliis.maremae@raad.tartu.ee. You can view the development plan here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12AUfYagSvdQ-Yy7OsH4EXXI–oImLoWX/view Additional information: mariliis.maremae@raad.tartu.ee
A Christmas party was held at the Anne Youth Center on December 11!
On that day, the youth center was especially festive, decorated with garlands, handmade snowflakes, and other Christmas decorations. In addition to the usual activities, many interesting workshops and various surprises awaited the young people. On that day, the young people managed to make a cake with obstacles (with their eyes closed), as well as bake and decorate gingerbread cookies. In addition, two Christmas parties, several circle games, a workshop for making gift cards, dancing, and, of course, a surprise were held.