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Teacher can mean very many significantly different qualifications and jobs. It can be : Preschoolers teacher, comprehensive school teacher, vocational teacher, higher education teacher... Just to mention some teacher roles or job positions. But I would anyhow remind that the overwhelming majority of all teaching in Finland is using Finnish official languages as the language of tuition.

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"student jobs" ? What are such jobs? Are you talking about internships or what do have in mind?

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I can't get it the description box, pls help me. I want to reach out to him. Kudos to what selfless work you are doing . God blesses you greatly

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What is the age limit for BSC in Finland?

I really want to ask him that age limit question. Kindly assist me with his you tube channel or his contact please

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I think social sciences doesn’t have wide range of opportunities

​@@FirdawsOsman Studying social science provides tools for understanding society and its policy processes. It develops critical thinking in social sciences. Depending on what the person plans to do with the skills, it can be significant for future opportunities or not. Studying it in Finland using English as the language of tuition doesn't prepare foreigner language immigrants to work in Finland where Emeli isn't an official language and only a small percentage of customers would like to use English. Learning Finnish is of course possible, but it takes time and effort. As a rule of thumb, one shouldn't expect to become fully fluent in less than 5 or 6 years. Even if full fluency isn't always required, not being fully fluent makes the competition for job positions more challenging.