💚Thank you for sharing this indepth information. I love your honesty in explaining what life challenges, as a non Finnish speaking person will be like👍. From everything I've learned about 🇫🇮, it sounds like a country I'd loved to have lived and / or raised my girls in, if I could have dealt with the extreme cold 🥶. I'll be sharing this and other videos about Finnish education with young black collage and graduate school age woman in the US with a spirit of adventure, who are seriously looking for a real life social & geographical change😊. Wishing you Happy Holidays from Los Angeles❤~12/18/23~
The reason you can't find a job as a migrant if you are a medical professional or a registered nurse is that it's required by law that you speak at least B2 level Finnish. It doesn't mean that you don't have a chance, it is because it is literally defined in the law. Not to mention that the degree and medical practice experience might be questioned if you come from a third world country. IT engineers have no problems finding jobs here, especially with a lot of experience. No language required.
I got a job in Finland as an assistant nurse (hoivaavustaja). We're learning Finnish language for now and once we're done with the language training, we will travel to Finland
@@ewetashley9564 exactly!! I'm trying my best and my instructors are good as well. My instructors are from Zeldan Nordic languages review center (NLRC).. Finnish is sweet it's a matter of knowing at least the 6 Finnish verb types and consonant gradation as well as attachment of personal endings.
Hello dear, please, so after learning finish language and go to university or any vocational college in finland, a foreigner may work on his study field? Let say i come as cleaner, after i learn finish and study university or vocational training in finland, then i may work on my study field??
Good evening ma. Pleas if i send my wife over for study in the university. How many months can she stay before they grant her residency permit so the children can join her. Thanks
What makes it difficult to work in your field even after studying the course there even after learning the language, that means they discriminate immigrants
Learning a language is usually described as learning many levels and branches of a language. Some studies show that achieving deep language skills take usually between 5 to 7 years. People are very different in there approaches to learning languages. Some study as in school, some hours weekly. Some immense themselves into a new language hearing and using it all the time. They acquire languages faster, some remarkably fast. But it always takes a significant effort and time. Finnish language is in many ways simple and easy to learn compared to difficult languages. It doesn't have difficult tonality or sounds. Writing system is simple, you write as you pronounce the words. Standardizes language is fairly systematic. But of course there are also challenges. It is in some ways different from most widely known languages and doesn't belong to those big language families like Indo-European languages.
