Hi, it depends of course on the country - generally speaking, English is probably the most used lingua franca, but many Finnish people do also know other "foreign" languages... so it indeed depends :) For example in Nordic connections, Swedish does usually fine!
Hi, "Study in Finland" does not unfortunately have much info on vocational education, but have a look for example at infofinland.fi/en/education/vocational-education-and-training Whether you'd be subject to tuition fees at university level, this depends on your nationality and your residence status in Finland. You need to check this with the university you'd be applying to. The university can also tell you about their scholarship options, in case you'd be required to pay fees.
привет даша.I am really glad that you are sharing your experience of studying in your previous schools. I have similar experiences like studying in old format in my country aswell. I am excited how difficult I would face to study at the University of Vassa. Can I plz get your email ID to contact you for your guidance to make my study easier at University of Vassa. пожалуйста даша
Hi, we'd recommend you to be in contact with the University of Vaasa - they could connect you with their student ambassadors & this wey you'd get topical info specifically about Vaasa as a study destination! www.uwasa.fi/en/education/studying-and-living-finland
What language do the Finns use in business abroad?
Hi, it depends of course on the country - generally speaking, English is probably the most used lingua franca, but many Finnish people do also know other "foreign" languages... so it indeed depends :) For example in Nordic connections, Swedish does usually fine!
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I would like to know about Vocational school in Finland!
Could I get free tuition-fee for University after I finish Vocational school!
Hi, "Study in Finland" does not unfortunately have much info on vocational education, but have a look for example at infofinland.fi/en/education/vocational-education-and-training
Whether you'd be subject to tuition fees at university level, this depends on your nationality and your residence status in Finland. You need to check this with the university you'd be applying to. The university can also tell you about their scholarship options, in case you'd be required to pay fees.
привет даша.I am really glad that you are sharing your experience of studying in your previous schools. I have similar experiences like studying in old format in my country aswell. I am excited how difficult I would face to study at the University of Vassa. Can I plz get your email ID to contact you for your guidance to make my study easier at University of Vassa.
пожалуйста даша
Hi, we'd recommend you to be in contact with the University of Vaasa - they could connect you with their student ambassadors & this wey you'd get topical info specifically about Vaasa as a study destination! www.uwasa.fi/en/education/studying-and-living-finland