Estonia-based education technology startup Clanbeat has raised USD1.2 million in seed financing led by a Japanese tech entrepreneur and billionaire investor Taizo Son. Clanbeat, founded […]
Estonian ed-tech startup Clanbeat raises USD1.2 million Read More
According to the Programme for International Student Assessment, a premier global metric for education, the results of Estonian 15-year-olds are the best in Europe and
PISA study: Estonian pupils are the best in Europe Read More
The University of Tartu has presented its award for contribution to the Estonian national identity to the poet, publisher, essayist and national thinker, Hando Runnel.
David Donnelly, an American filmmaker, has made two documentaries about renowned Estonian conductors – brothers Paavo and Kristjan Järvi; Donnelly spoke to Estonian World about
David Donnelly: Estonia has a high concentration of creative talent Read More
Tartu, Estonia’s second largest town, aspires to create the country’s most beautiful Christmas market. Called “Village of Light”, this year’s Christmas market in Tartu will
Estonian town of Tartu to open a “Christmas village” Read More
More than 30 Estonian designers and design companies are represented in the Japanese cities of Tokyo and Yokohama as part of the showcase concept initiated
Estonian design showcased in Japan Read More
The Tallinn Christmas market, voted the best in Europe in a poll organised by the European Best Destinations web platform, has opened in the Estonian
The Tallinn Christmas market opens Read More
Two-thirds of the foreign graduates of the School of Information Technologies of Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) have found a job in Estonia, the official
Majority of TalTech foreign IT students find professional work in Estonia Read More
Europeans should start learning about other European countries, cultures and history from as early age as possible – ie at primary school – to have
Education as a tool to achieve an organic European integration Read More
Data from Startup Estonia shows Estonian startups’ contribution to the country’s budget is constantly increasing – from just €28 million in 2016 to over €32
Estonian startups have paid €150 million in taxes to state’s coffers since 2016 Read More
