I am from the Philippines, a Social and Healthcare Assistant here in Denmark 🇩🇰 and work in one of the hospital here, and a part time in a Home Care and sometimes in a Nursing Home. All I can say that, everywhere you go here in Europe, we need more Nurses & Social and Healthcare Assistants. Great video! ❤
Hello Riveria College. I'm happy to be here. Please can a prospective international student apply for the practical Nursing program. Also, when is the application portal going to open. Awaiting your response. Thank you
It depends on what you actually mean by college in this context. This is a Finnish education institution. In Finland it would be described usually as a vocational school or education institution. College is usually a part of an institution of higher education, which could be part of a University or University of Applied Sciences in the Finnish education system. In some other countries they might use the term vocational college describing Riveria. Someone might use that term also in Finland.
@@monicanakabega909 I have no knowledge of any reasons why a student from Uganda would have somehow different living expense compared to other foreign students. Foreign students are mostly from warmer climates so they need to acquire clothing for Nordic weather and seasons. What else could I say.... Living expenses depend on your lifestyle. If you insist eating only food that you're used to in Uganda, it is likely to become more expensive than eating what is available in student restaurants and all grocery stores. Housing is a major living cost. If you're not willing to live in a shared student apartments, then the minimum cost for you will be higher. Shared apartments are apartments, where each student has one own room but kitchen and other rooms are shared with one or two other people.
@@monicanakabega909 The Finnish Immigration Services uses 560 Euro per month as the minimum needed sum for the calculation of sufficient funds for living in the residence permit for studies application process. Some people say it is sufficient also in practice, depending on your circumstances. I have seen some educational institution to suggest having 800 Euro per month. If you can't get accommodation in a subsidized student housing, can't eat cheaply in student restaurants etc. such things will add to your minimum costs.
