STUDY IN FINLAND|| ANSWERING YOUR NURSING QUESTIONS || Step by step nursing application

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  • @lovechinmandubuisi3623
    @lovechinmandubuisi3623 Рік тому

    Please can you talk about biomedical laboratory science course and the salary for a laboratory/clinical scientist

  • @dianaamukoa1684
    @dianaamukoa1684 2 роки тому +1

    Is it possible to change a course once you are there in Finland

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube 2 роки тому

      Within a study program there are several modules consisting of courses. Some of them are mandatory some are optional depending on what you try to specialize.
      Moving from a study program within the same field and between educational institutions is possible, but there are rules and processes to follow. It's not a subjective right to make such changes. But there are guidelines and process to apply for it.

  • @sumbomakanjuola3944
    @sumbomakanjuola3944 2 роки тому

    Awwn… This is beautiful

  • @raymondfekih4532
    @raymondfekih4532 2 роки тому

    Is there essay in group interview in nursing

  • @ajiboyeoluwakemi-wc4vf
    @ajiboyeoluwakemi-wc4vf Рік тому

    Please, can you explain steps to take as a Nigeria student with HND Certification in Account that intend to study nursing in Finland, thanks as I await your reply.

    • @Bolutife
      @Bolutife  Рік тому

      Hi, unfortunately you can’t apply with HND. You can use WAEC

  • @blpurbanservices2402
    @blpurbanservices2402 2 роки тому

    Very helpful video. Thank you 💯

  • @funmiconnect5540
    @funmiconnect5540 Рік тому

    hello tife ,is it possible to get asked a different question even when i applied for nursing?

  • @Chidera_Ikechukwu
    @Chidera_Ikechukwu 2 роки тому +1

    Hi Tife : My question is concerning citizenship so I read on a site that you get citizenship through naturalization, 4 years of residence permit and 2 years of permanent residency , my question is does this 4 years of residence permit include the years of studying ?
    Please reply to the best of your knowledge

    • @Bolutife
      @Bolutife  2 роки тому +1

      Hi, if you have the b student permit, one year counts as half a year (according to my understanding)

  • @onasanyajoseph7526
    @onasanyajoseph7526 2 роки тому

    Hellp good afternoon, I applied to centria UAS additional admission for autumn and I am a guy
    I want to change my career
    I am waiting for the second phase of the exam
    But as a guy I don't know if they are guys there too in because mainly even here in Nigeria girls are more in that career

    • @onasanyajoseph7526
      @onasanyajoseph7526 2 роки тому

      I applied for nursing , I want to change my career to nursing

    • @Bolutife
      @Bolutife  2 роки тому

      Hi, yes there are possibly guys there too

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube 2 роки тому

      Don't worry about your gender or sex. You're welcome in any case to health care, nursing. There are males in this profession. I think they are appreciated also in workplaces since a healthy mix does offer some benefits. It can be easier to handle some difficult customers/ patients if the working teems include males and females.

  • @carolotieno26
    @carolotieno26 2 роки тому

    Thanks for such a great video😊
    Do you Know if Finland University requires someone to pass Science Subjects before they accept you for a Nursing program ?
    In short, do they require (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths from High School..)😊

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube 2 роки тому

      You are advised to notice that the study programs in Health Care you're most likely thinking about are degree programs in the Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS). They are higher education institutions but different from the academic more science oriented Universities, which are an other more traditional category of institutions in higher education. The generic admission criterions are different between Universities and Universities of Applied Sciences. This was the reason why it was relevant to mention here in this context.
      You can read about the admission eligibility from for instance studyinfo website. You can find the generic rules but also each study program entry admission specific rules from there.

    • @carolotieno26
      @carolotieno26 2 роки тому

      @@just42tube thanks for the info 👌🏽😊

  • @fuchicatherine1197
    @fuchicatherine1197 2 роки тому

    Good morning Tife, I have been here for awhile.
    Please how can I talk to the lady at your left

    • @fuchicatherine1197
      @fuchicatherine1197 2 роки тому

      I mean Damola please I want to apply in her university I don't know how to go about the video

    • @Bolutife
      @Bolutife  2 роки тому

      Hi, you can reach her on instagram which is linked in the comment section:)

    • @fuchicatherine1197
      @fuchicatherine1197 2 роки тому

      @@Bolutife please I can't see her IG handle

  • @leminiteview9714
    @leminiteview9714 2 роки тому

    Tife,
    I will like to ask a question, can International students give birth in Finland for free?

    • @Bolutife
      @Bolutife  2 роки тому

      Hi, yes it should be free :)

    • @leminiteview9714
      @leminiteview9714 2 роки тому

      Thank you

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube 2 роки тому

      @@Bolutife
      Please don't use the word "free" so freely, when it is not actual free of cost or fees.

    • @just42tube
      @just42tube 2 роки тому +1

      International students need to have health insurance to get residence permit for studies in Finland if they are outside the EU/EEA.
      Hospitals in Finland have their own price lists for foreign births. HUS's private hospital Hyksin Oy offers foreign mothers coming to Finland to give birth a birth package, the price of which is 7,500 euros for vaginal births and 9,500 euros for planned cesarean births.

    • @leminiteview9714
      @leminiteview9714 2 роки тому +1

      @@just42tube
      Okay
      I thought with your A-permit, you can actually give birth at low cost as a permanent/citizen too?