MOVE TO FINLAND In 2024 !!! STEP BY STEP Process. Life in Finland//Ilona_ke 

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Thanks for your comment. I meant that one joint application is used to apply for same study programme in 6 different Universities or Universities of Applied Sciences. It also depends with the study program the applicant is interested in.

@@Ilona_Ke Applicants don't have to limit themselves applying for the same or similar study program in different institutions. It is very natural that a person has a firm opinion of the field they like to study in, but knowing exactly which study program can be less clear. Therefore several programe can be interesting. And of course some people are interested in several possible fields of study. They want to try getting accepted to more than one field of study to be able to choose one in the end and not before knowing where they would be accepted. Excerpt from studyinfo: "Joint application means that you can apply to up to six (6) study programmes with one application form. These 6 options may include degree programmes from one or several different higher education institutions. There are three joint applications per year, two that offer study programmes in English (one in spring and one in autumn) and one that offer study programmes only in Finnish and Swedish (in spring). In the spring joint application for study programmes offered in English you do not have to place the study programmes in order of preference, and you can be offered admission to several study programmes. For example, if you are offered admission to three out of four study programmes on your application, you can choose which offer of admission you wish to confirm. In the autumn joint application (as well as spring joint application to Finnish/Swedish-taught degree programmes) you must place the study programmes in order of preference, and you can be accepted to only one study programme. You will be offered admission to the programme that you have placed highest on your list of preferences and to which you have enough points to be accepted. For example, if you are accepted to your second study option, your lower options (3-6) are cancelled, but you can remain on the waiting list for a possible study place in your first option. You can confirm only one offer of admission in education that begins in the same academic term."

@@Ilona_Ke A long time ago I was one of the young people trying to decide what to study. I didn't know enough of most fields and was somewhat interests in many things since everything was new and interesting for me. I ended applying to study programs in different fields in several higher education institutions. Mathematics and Physics as theoretical sciences where interesting for me and I got accepted. But I applied also to some more practical technological study programs like Electronics and that was what I actually started studying. But after a year I realized that actually computers and software where what I liked to do. So I applied again and got admitted to an other study program in an other university to study two study programs simultaneously. People studying two or even more degrees are not very uncommon. More often people combine different studies from different fields to become more widely educated. It is the way to build more foundation for a more unique and comprehensive skills.

Ok. Thank you. I shot the video when it was not yet opening hours. That is our area library. Not busy compared to the main library.

Hello, each collage or university has different study hours. Study days are always Monday to Friday but alot of factors are considered. Can't tell the hours exactly.

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Hello, thanks for watching. Kindly check the links on the description page. I added some links of collages. Read through them.

Language barrier is there but you will learn the language slowly by slowly. Finnish language is the major one. English is less spoken here.

My school was LAB University of Applied Sciences

Living in Finland isn't so easy, if you don't have professional skills, language skills and couldn't compete except for the lowest paying jobs. Assuming that just moving to Finland would make things easier isn't a good assumption. You should at least have some ambitions and interest to give you enough motivation to take on some challenges and overcome them. Just finding any job isn't a good start in that direction. Becoming a good cook or having some other vocational skills and qualifications would be a much more clear starting point and would give you direction of what to do.

Thank you for your comment. Moving to Finland through education is the best and easy option. Check the vocational collages here in Finland. Also remember you can study in English but you need to learn Finnish. Which courses are you interested in?

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You seem to realize that wishing and praying isn't a start. Do you know why your highschool didn't go well enough compared to your expectations? Knowledge about yourself is a good start in trying to plan for future. Think about ways to improve what needs to be improved and think about optimizing the use of your strengths and positive qualities. Is caregiver a life long career for you or just a phase in your life? Working with people language skills become key for making it possible and successful. Are you interested in and ambitious about learning new languages and cultures? How open are you for change and settling into a different culture? Can you handle being between cultures?

I can understand you clearly and I'm very much interested in the change, also ready to give it a shot. Will be coming to Finland with visit Visa.... Can I eventually got admission to a vactional school or get a work or even opt for international protection. Please I really need your kind response. Thank you​@@just42tube