This year´s CIOR Language Academy took place in Shrivenham, United Kingdom. During two week 89 students from twelve countries improved their English and French skills.
This year CLA had 20 more students than last time. Large contingent of Ukrainians – altogether 14 students – were learning English here. “Ukrainian students want to be back and we would like to take twice as many Ukrainian students next year,” COL Stanisas de Magnienville, Director of CLA said.
For the first time CLA had four students from Morocco. Besides them students from Estonia, Finland, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Spain, Hungary, Greece, Germany, USA, UK, France took part of the language academy.
This year the CLA provided five English classes from beginners to very advanced and three French classes. Students had the opportunity to qualify through the STANAG second and third level language examination, which is precondition to serve in NATO positions.
The CLA runs annually for two weeks in a different host nation each time. Previous hosts include Estonia, Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Moldova, Türkiye and The Republic of North Macedonia.
Estonia gave over CIOR chairmanship to Nordic countries
Estonian reserve officers gave over chairmanship of CIOR to joint Nordic presidency on 2nd August, 2024.
Summer Congress 2024 officially commenced in Tallinn
Summer Congress 2024 officially commenced 29 July with an opening ceremony at Freedom Square in Estonia’s capital city of Tallinn.
The CIOR Language Academy Kicks Off at Estonian Academy of Security Sciences
CIOR Language Academy (CLA) 2024 is being held in Tallinn, Estonia in the The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences with classes running Mon 15- Fri 26 July 2024.
CIOR/ CIOMR/ CISOR summer congress is getting closer
CIOR/ CIOMR/ CISOR summer congress together with CIOR Language Academy and CIMIC Exercise will commence already in one a half months.
CIOR President met with Estonian Military Representative in NATO to discuses NATO's new Reserve Forces Policy
Following the Military Committee in Permanent Session on 25 Jan 24, it was agreed that IMS Policy & Capabilities (P&C) Division would initiate a project to revitalise the Alliance approach to Reserve and Reserve Forces. Initially, this will take the form of reinstating the NATO Policy on Reserves including a review of current MC documents related to affiliated Reserve organisations.