Posts by Jussi Seppälä
Peaceful and blessed Easter and Easter holiday for all!
Finnish Bible Institute has an Easter holiday from Good Friday to Easter Monday, so there is no teaching 3.-6.4. We wish the blessing of Christ for everyone.
Read MoreLearning a little about living a sustainable life
Finnish language is the main subject, but also responsible citizenship is part of studies. That includes recycling.
Read MoreWinter activities in Kauniainen
During schools’ winter holiday, our Finnish language and integration courses had a shorter week and a little lighter program that involved nature trips in nearby region in Kauniainen.
Read MoreShrovetide celebrations at the Finnish Bible Institute
40 days before Easter is Shrovetide that starts the lent before Easter. Shrovetide celebration in Finland involves pea soup, cream buns and outdoor activities.
Read MoreWinter holiday at schools, shorter week in Finnish language courses
Week number 8 (15.-19.2.) is winter or skiing holiday at schools in Southern Finland. In our courses YKI-training and As a Christian in Finland the week is not off, however, but a little bit shorter.
Read MoreSchool is now obtainable by car from Helsingintie and Maisterintie
Finnish Bible Institute is now obtainable by car from Helsingintie 10, which is school address due to the construction work finishing.
Read MoreTraditional hat day kicks off our spring semester
On Thursday 13.1. the Finnish Bible Institute upheld its tradition of starting the spring semester off with what we’ve named “Hat day”. Students and teachers had taken their hats to tell their story.
Read MoreThe first joint application to higher education has begun
The first joint application opened on 7.1.2026 and ends 21.1.2026. If you have plans for studies in English at universities, it’s time to apply to your schools of choice.
Read MoreNew year, new semester, new students
Spring semester 2026 has started and YKI-training has 22 students.
Read MoreSpring semester will start January 7th after Epiphany
New year and spring semester 2026 will start on Wednesday, January 7th since January 6th is Epiphany and a public holiday.
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