There´s general information on master´s programmes at the University of Oulu on their web site: "Each Master’s programme has its own specific admissions requirements. Before you start filling out the application form, make sure that you meet the requirements of the programme admissions. The following includes the basic information on admissions requirements for Master’s courses." "A successful applicant has obtained their first...19.12.2015 15:13Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Ateneum Art Museum is the largest art collection in Finland and it contains many national treasures of classic Finnish art. It´s address is Kaivokatu 2, Helsinki, phone (+358) 09 6122 5510 and netpage www.ateneum.fi Courses in Finnish language You can have in Helsinki Workers´ Institute, Helsinginkatu 26, phone (+358) 09 310 8811, netpage www.hel.fi/hki/Sto/fi/Opiskelu 1.11.2013 13:40Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

That would be The Ministry of Education and Culture. http://www.minedu.fi/OPM/ http://www.minedu.fi/OPM/Koulutus/yliopistokoulutus/hallinto_ohjaus_ja_rahoitus/?lang=en14.5.2012 18:15Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

"Yksityiskoulu" is the same as private school, but Finnish private schools are not that different from the normal comprehensive/state schools. They don't have any tuition fees and they are following the same National Curriculum. In some private schools it is possible to take IB programme. Also the private schools can have entrance exams and that way choose their students. People think that the higher standards for students mean also better teaching facilities and education, because the students...10.2.2012 19:34Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

A recently published survey called ”Suomalaiset 2011” implies that happiness does not depend on th level of education: http://redera.fi/kotisivu/2011/04/uudet-sivut-uudet-tuulet/ .Unfortunately I was not able to find any information about this in English. Here you can find official statistics on Finnish education: http://www.stat.fi/til/aiheet_en.html#kou The same service provides statistical information also on e.g. living conditions and might therefore shed some light on the question of...1.5.2011 04:43Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

You should start with this website. (It is in Finnish, though, so you need someone to translate it.) In a nut shell, you can fill out the form on the bottom of the page and thus apply for a 4 week bartending course here in Helsinki. The language of the course is Finnish. http://www.studentum.fi/Baarimestarikoulutus_Helsingissae_113044.htm28.12.2010 01:01Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hi! I phoned Komeetta School in Espoo and Assistant Principal told me that there are no reviews between Ressu and Komeetta. Contact information for Komeetta, see http://www.espoo.fi/default.asp?path=1;28;11866;11703;23258;11855;12723;13639;4058510.3.2010 12:33Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Salut, Malheureusement je suis forcé de vous répondre en anglais parce que mon français est tellement mal. The thesis work of Taisa Orpana is called "Suomalaisten paluumuuttajaoppilaiden käsitys omista äidinkielen taidoistaan". It's about the Finnish returnees conception of the skill of their mother tongue. It was published in the University of Oulu in 2004. Unfortunately, I'm not able to get more profound information on this thesis but you may be able to order that thesis by contacting...30.10.2008 10:46

Hello! There are no websites with the actual text of the books. This is what you'd expect, really. School textbooks are provided free of charge in basic education, but they're copyrighted material and a profitable business for publishers. There is, however, online material made by teachers available. The link will take you to the English front page of the site: http://www.tkukoulu.fi/vlinkit/db/index-en.html. You could ask a friend to lend a copy of the textbook and then see if the material...23.9.2008 11:37Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto