Finnish Course for Immigrants

The course visited the library in Kauniainen. We had a lot of new information and there was a possibility to get a library card for those, who did not yet have one.

The aim of our immigrant courses is that everyone has a place to continue after the course, whether it is a further studying Finnish, going for a job or for a school for a degree. One good alternative is also to start your own business.

Some basic skills in first aid, such as resuscitation, dialing to emergency number and taking care of the fainted, the unconcious or the massive acute bleeding included to the course.

In the Finnish Bible Institute (address Helsingintie 10, Kauniainen) there are two week-long Finnish intensive courses in June.

Spring celebrations end the academic year and the semester in the Finnish Bible Institute

The last course week of our Finnish language and integration course started with fun visit from Kauniainen by train and ferry to the island of Suomenlinna, a 18th and 19th century sea fortress south from the center of Helsinki.

On Wednesday 18th of May we made a small trip from Kauniainen to Espoo by car. Only a few kilometers away is located the 19th century house and farm museum, Glims.

We made a small field trip from Kauniainen to Helsinki by train and visited Finnish National Museum. Finnish history is a part of the Finnish language and integration course and it gives a good perspective to the counrty and its culture.

If you are looking for intensive Finnish language courses or courses on June, there are organized two week-long courses in June in the Finnish Bible Institute (Suomen Raamattuopisto) in Kauniainen.

In autumn there are available “As a Christian in Finland”, a year-long course that does not require previous knowledge in Finnish language.