The ISIC Association is the non-profit organization behind the International Student Identity Card. The ISIC card, first created by students in 1953, is now issued in 98 countries. ISIC card has been recognized by UNESCO since 1968 and has been endorsed by many national governments, ministries of education and tourism, student organizations and universities around the world.
The official representative of ISIC in Estonia is the Federation of Estonian Student Unions, which has been working in the field since 1993!
Federation of Estonian Student Unions (EÜL) is a student umbrella organization whose purpose is to stand up for the rights, needs and interests of students at the national level and to support student councils in their work. FESU participates in the development of policies concerning students, making proposals and explanatory work in the direction of the parliament, the government, ministries, higher education institutions and social partners.
The joint power of students!
At the end of April the ISIC representatives from around the world gathered to Warsaw, where spring was already in full swing. For a few days in one place – different…
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Let's be honest, student life and new technology don't always go hand in hand. Study materials, rent, food, sometimes enjoying life... and then there's...
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AUTHOR: MERILIIS KIVIMÄGI If someone had told me in my first year that the most stable “investment” of my life would not be an ETF* or a high-interest…
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