Program

• Arrival of participants during the day
• Welcome at Tallinn Airport, Port of Tallinn
• Check in at hotel
• Dinner at own hotel 19.00-22.00
• Judges briefing part I at Nordic Hotel Forum 21.00

• Judges briefing part II at Nordic Hotel Forum 8.00-9.00
• Operning Ceremony at National Opera 10.00-12.00
• Lunch at National Opera 12.00-13.30
• Masterclasses of Robert Bosma and Marcus Hallgren at Sokos Hotel Viru 13.30-15.00
• Briefing of Tourist Destination at Teko 14.00
• Guided tour at Old Town 14.00, meeting point at Viru reception
• Competition Briefings at Teko 15.30-18.00
• Dinner 19.00-22.00

• Jog up your day at the front of Nordic Hotel Forum 6.30
• Competitions at Teko 8.00-18.00
• Executive Board meeting at Teko 9.00-12.00
• Workshops at Teko 10.00
• Guided tour at Old Town 10.00, meeting point at Viru reception
• Lunch students and Judges at Teko others at Viru 12.00-14.00
• Workshops at Teko 14.00
• Guided tour at Old Town 14.00, meeting point at Viru reception
• Dinner 19.00-22.00

• Jog up your day at the front of Nordic Hotel Forum 6.30
• Competitions at Teko 8.00-18.00
• General Assembly at Teko 8.30-12.00
• Workshops at Teko 9.00-12.00
• Guided tour at Old Town 10.00, meeting point at Viru reception
• Lunch students and Judges at Teko others at Viru 12.00-14.00
• Academic Program 12.30-17.00 Nordic Hotel Forum
• Workshops at Teko 14.00
• Guided tour at Old Town 14.00, meeting point at Viru reception
• Dinner 19.00-22.00

• Sightseeing tours 9.00-15.00
• Gala dinner and Price giving ceremony at Seaplain Harbour 19.00-24.00
• Afterparty at Café Amigao

The gala will take place in one of Tallinn’s most notable museums – one of the most magnificent maritime museums in Northern Europe – Lennusadam (The Seaplane Harbour).

The dress code of the evening is festive and the theme is “The Sea”. During the gala evening, each visitor can visit the exhibition – for example, visit an authentic submarine “Lembitu” or explore the history of the Baltic Sea.

The Seaplane Harbour, including the Seaplane Hangar, was built to become a  part of Peter the Great’s naval fortress 100 years ago on by order of the Russian emperor Nicholas II. The architecture of the Hangar is remarkable, featuring the world’s first columnless thin-shell concrete domes of such volume. The building was used for seaplanes until the Second World War.

Buses to and from the hotel lead to the gala evening.

• Departure of participants