Estonia's growing popularity as a destination for international students has put a strain on the country's higher education system, particularly when it comes to providing language support. As the number of non-native Estonian students increases, universities are facing a challenge in training staff to teach Estonian language and culture to this diverse student body. With the Estonian government investing heavily in attracting international students, the need for effective language support has become a pressing issue. This article delves into the struggles of Estonian universities to recruit and train staff capable of teaching Estonian to non-native speakers, highlighting the potential consequences for students and the country's education system as a whole.
Universities struggle to train staff for non-native Estonian teaching ERR
