Open house 7th January 2025

English below

Come and find out about the wide range of courses and services at Mími between 16:00 and 18:30.

Here is a sample of what will be on offer:

Test Centre (Room 11): A sample of the language proficiency assessment and information about the Icelandic language tests for residence permits and citizenship.
Icelandic Demonstration Class (Room 3): Short teaching sessions between 16:30 and 18:15.
Icelandic Room (Room 4): Presentations on teaching materials and learning techniques for Icelandic. Chat with teachers.
Advanced Icelandic (Room 5): Occupational Icelandic and specialised courses.
Icelandic B1+ (Room 9): Information about book club, poetry and creative learning.

Room 1: Project managers present the study programmes and answer questions.
Vocational programmes in care, nursery work, door supervision, community interpreting and other vocational courses.
Room 10: Project managers and careers and education advisers present the Education Foundations and answer questions.

Esja Counselling Centre: Advisers provide information on courses, recognition of prior learning, and the application process.
Assistance with CVs, cover letters and how to strengthen your position in the job market.
Other languages

Coffee, tea and a good chat will be on offer.

We look forward to seeing you at Mími, Höfðabakka 9, 110 Reykjavík.

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Open House at Mímir – Everyone Welcome!

Come and explore the diverse educational opportunities and services available at Mímir from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Here's a glimpse of what's on offer:

Assessment Room (Room 11): Sample of placement assessments and information about Icelandic tests for applicants for a residence permit and citizenship.
Icelandic Demo Classes (Room 3): Short teaching sessions from 16:30 to 18:15.
Icelandic Hub (Room 4): Presentations on teaching materials, study techniques, and a chat with the teachers.
Icelandic for Intermediate Learners (Room 5): Job-related Icelandic and specialised courses.
Icelandic B1+ (Room 9): Information about book clubs, Icelandic poetry, and creative learning.

Room 1: Coordinators introducing educational pathways and answering questions.
Job-oriented programmes in caregiving, preschool work, courses for bouncers, social interpreters and more work-related courses.
Room 10: Coordinators and career counsellors presenting the Foundation for Further Education (Menntastoðir) programme and answering questions.

Esja Common Area: Advisors providing information on education, skills assessments, and the application process.
Assistance with CVs, cover letters, and improving your position in the job market.