Continuous education
From March 11 to April 25, 2021 (included), it is prohibited to conduct indoor refresher training.
Outdoors:
- there may be up to two participants, including the instructor, who must keep a distance of at least 2 metres from other persons and there is no contact with other persons. The restriction does not apply to families moving around or staying together, or if these conditions cannot be reasonably ensured;
- it is ensured that disinfectants are available and the disinfection requirements set out by the guidelines of the Health Board are followed.
*The restrictions are not applied to professional sports activities taking place within a competition system, including for members and candidates of Estonian national adult and youth teams and players of teams in the highest national divisions, activities related to military defence and internal security of the state, refresher training and exams related to that which are necessary to receive a fixed-term certificate proving a qualification obtained, and to the activities of disabled persons, including the provision of social and occupational rehabilitation services and Astangu Vocational Rehabilitation Centre.
From March 11 to April 25, 2021, it is allowed to hold sports competitions, and sports and exercise events only when the participants are professional athletes taking part in the competition system of a sports federation, members and candidates of the Estonian national adult and youth teams and the athletes of the teams in the highest national divisions of sports games. Sports and exercise events are also allowed for disabled persons, including sports competitions and sports and exercise events taking place in the course of activities related to the provision of social and occupational rehabilitation services.
The organiser of the event has to keep in mind the following restrictions:
- indoors, the occupancy of the rooms may not exceed 50% and the number of participants is limited to 50 persons;
- outdoors it is allowed to have up to 100 participants in groups of up to 50 people, including an instructor, and it is ensured that there is no contact with other groups;
- a mask is worn indoors. This restriction does not extend to children under the age of 12 or in cases where wearing a mask is not possible due to health considerations, the nature of the work or activity, or for some other substantial reasons;
- spectators are not allowed;
- it is ensured that disinfectants are available and the disinfection requirements set out by the guidelines of the Health Board are followed.
Last updated: 01.04.2021 11:08
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The education institution is not directly responsible for providing masks to all students and staff. An appropriate solution can be found by working with teachers.
It is important to follow the universal recommendations, including not attending classes when ill, ensuring that hands can be washed, airing rooms where necessary, cleaning surfaces, and dispersing study groups.
Last updated: 24.11.2020 13:19
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Both driving lessons and taking national theory and driving tests continue to be allowed after March 11, 2021. However, new test times should be postponed, if possible, and these tests should be conducted in April or May. If the exam times have already been arranged and are urgent, preventive measures (mask, disinfectants) must be taken, and the instructor must allow the 2 + 2 rule to be followed where possible. The car does not constitute an indoor space.
The Transport Board (on January 1, 2021 the Maritime Administration, the Civil Aviation Administration and the Road Administration were merged into the Transport Board) asks clients to bring their own masks and put them on before entering the driving test car or the services premises. If the client does not have a mask, it will be provided to them on-site. In addition, hands must be cleaned with a disinfectant before sitting in a car or entering the office, the disinfectants are available at the right side of each office entrance.
If a person refuses to wear a mask or use disinfectants without good reason (e.g. for health reasons), the Board reserves the right not to allow the client to enter the driving test car or service premises. The booked exam time will be cancelled, and the state fee will not be refunded.
In case of the slightest of doubts, i.e. if the person feels sick, they have been to the at-risk area or there is a suspicion of contact with the infected person, the Transport Board requests to postpone the planned visit.
The Board also recommends that customers, if possible, use the e-service to perform various necessary operations and order documents by post to receive at home and order registration plates to parcel terminals.
Last updated: 17.03.2021 17:07
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