Earning money while studying in Finland

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Want to know more about working part-time during your studies in Finland? Check out this video for tips and advice on finding part-time work opportunities in Finland. Discover how you can earn and study while living in this Nordic country!
Unlock the topic of job application in Finland with my practical guide: payhip.com/b/dBTYq
Useful links / mentioned in the video:
Moving to Finland to study: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland
Gig work providers / employee service companies: Staffpoint, Barona, aTalent, Bolt, Mepco, Adecco, Manpower, Eilakaisla, Academic Work, Biisoni.
I upload stories about my life in Finland every day on Instagram - / makingitinfinland
My previous video you might find useful:
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29 июн 2024

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@andredias2084 2 месяца назад

I'm happy for you. Good luck in your journey my friend

@ItsStrawberryShortCake 2 месяца назад

Great video!

@nishimemon7579 6 дней назад

Thank u. Quite an informative video.

@just42tube 2 месяца назад

The purpose of working beside your studies, which is the main occupation for a full-time student, for most people is to monetize your time and skills to get income. A long time ago, before the nowadays probably more common platform economy, some students organized themselves into cooperatives or small businesses. These where not startups is the current meaning since the business idea was just to help sell work and skills that advanced students could deliver. You already had to have some marketable skills to get in. This offered a kind of soft landing to work-life from student life where you had supported yourself by student benefits and student loans or whatever funding you could get. This was somewhat common at least in the information technology sector. I can imagine situation is different nowadays and different disciplines have always had different situations.

@ArunKumar-gx2gg 2 месяца назад

Mam I'm currently studying master's in Data Science in UK 🇬🇧 and I wanted to move to Finland and do you recommend me to study master's again in Finland if I don't find Job and I wanted to settle in Finland forever mam 🙏 you are my Inspiration forever mam 🥰

@Krishna_pandeY24 2 месяца назад

How easy it is for me as a native english speaker whose coming to tampere and how fast it is❣️

@just42tube 2 месяца назад

You earlier had a comment where you mentioned vocational studies and English being your 1st language. You had written it in a form which makes me remind you that using English in a very liberal way, that is what native speakers mostly do, isn't necessarily a good thing using English with non native speakers or others using other dialects. Deviations from the more standard English makes it more difficult for others to understand you. You don't need to speak RP to be understood, but one better be aware of one's own dialect and adjust it if necessary. Just listening how others speak can give some hints of what could be more familiar and easier for them. And of course the reverse effect is also there. For you the dialects you hear might be strange and difficult.

@Krishna_pandeY24 2 месяца назад

@@just42tube i mean to say theres one lang that i speak primerily as my first lang and basic suömi,norsk,svenske i mean to inquire wheater i need more proficency in suömi or this much would do im const learning them everyday and how is the part time job space for non eu int students

@Krishna_pandeY24 2 месяца назад

@@just42tube id love to hear back

@just42tube 2 месяца назад

@@Krishna_pandeY24 Given that the spelling of Suomi seemed to be unknown to you, I would say that having some basic skills wound help even a tourist, and more so anyone planning to do something in Finland. Svenska eller skandinaviska behöver du inte riktigt. Men det hjälper också. Men Norska hjälper inte, tror jag. Since Finnish, Suomenkieli in Finnish, is the majority language also locally in Tampere/Tammerfors, it gives the most leverage in finding local part-time or permanent employment.

@just42tube 2 месяца назад

@@Krishna_pandeY24 You asked 'how fast it is" and I didn't have enough context to understand what _it_ means in this question. You also asked about easiness, which is mostly a subjective feeling. Difficulty depends on your individual circumstances, on your own abilities and how you have learned to handle challenges in your life.