Hi everyone! Here is the link to the job I had in mind for you: tyomarkkinatori.fi/en/personal-customers/vacancies/23edd2e7-0f83-46db-80bf-ef537f4f92d9 The person forgot to include the contact information. That's probably why there have been few applicants! 😐
@@ItsStrawberryShortCake Due to linguistic reasons specific to the countries where it is spoken, I still need to confirm this job before I can publish the video. Something in me began to be cautious. I'll clarify it directly over the phone tomorrow. I became eager and had already started promoting it. 🤔
@@ItsStrawberryShortCake You know, there's this Finnish saying that goes, 'Sometimes it would be good to count to ten before I say or do anything.' It basically means you should take a moment to calm down before you say or do something.
Hi🙏🏻 I really love to study in finland, But i can not learn finnish in my country. (Because there is no institution of learning finnish and getting b1 certificate) Is there any way to complete finnish course directly in finland before I enter to vocational schools? (For example getting visa permit to learn finnish) Please help me to achieve my dream and career as a civil engineer in finland.
At least you can study Finnish independently online, and maybe one day the situation will change, and Finnish language exams will be organized abroad. I have tried to find suitable Finnish language courses where one can study Finnish full-time and take a language test. I have not found a suitable course. It would be much easier to study Swedish and take a language test abroad. In Finland, you can also study to become an engineer in Swedish. The selection is broader in Finnish. I have made a video about the Finnish and Swedish languages. Would they be helpful?
