A2est
Fund Estonian learning at program scale
Institutional vouchers, cohort-level reporting, and direct e-invoice billing (e-arved) - aligned with Integratsiooni Sihtasutus and Töötukassa training frameworks.
Consumer checkout does not fit state-funded cohorts
Integration and institutional programs fund many learners at once. Personal Passes and corporate seat models break voucher funding, e-invoice accounting, oversight, and privacy expectations.
Reasons a program cannot refuse
01
Voucher funding on state e-invoicing (e-arved)
Issue custom voucher codes or domain-gated cohort access backed by official e-invoices formatted for public accounting.
02
GDPR-compliant cohort oversight
Anonymized reporting gives program directors clear readiness signals and completion rates without handling personal data liability.
03
Domain & voucher-gated cohort enrollment
Whitelisted email domains or custom voucher pools keep access strictly controlled while learners study inside the core A2est engine.
04
Program-pooled AI credits & grant-audit reporting
Program-pooled credits fund audio speaking practice with Toomas, accompanied by verifiable completion metrics for grant reporting.
From funding to readiness
1
Define cohort parameters
Create the program container, grant terms, and seat or voucher caps with our team.
2
Issue institutional vouchers
Distribute voucher codes or whitelisted email domains to program recipients.
3
Track cohort readiness
Learners build speaking fluency in A2est while program leads monitor aggregated HARNO readiness.
Run Estonian learning as a funded cohort program
Custom voucher structures, state e-invoicing (e-arved), and audit-ready completion reporting for integration leads.