₦airaland Forum

Cmanforall:
Noticed you just registered today.
You're welcome on board.

But you didn't tell us your country.

Thank you very much. I am from Tanzania. This forum is very resourceful.

Cmanforall:
Which faculty in Kuopio?

Health Sciences

sureb0y:
For the first time in my life, i'll suggest a bit of oversabi. If u're motivated and u think u have a big chance of this whole Finland ish... you need to start considering learning their language. Apart from d cold weather, the language is gonna be another heck of a challenge (cos dey keep saying without it, u won't get sensible jobs). Omo... that language hard! you go dey see/hear things like abokiqukkumenooonigrepyuka. Long as it is, it could just mean "rice". Imagine knowing about 700 to 1000 words already before September or being able to say simple things like "una get cold Orijin for there?" in Finnish before u land for deir country. Think about it cos u go fit get better work wen u land to be able to afford a good life. Their language hard mehn.

I'm not a Nigerian but still from another part of Africa with an admission letter to study in Kuopio. But i like this thread, read it from the first page to the last and i have gotten a lot of info especially about the residence permit application. Though our currencies might be different, but the procedure is more of the same and i've been able to see that the source of the funds in your account is the main question the Finnish embassies look at. Great info, it's the only thread that i have found so far discussing about studying in Finland so i thought i might just gate crush. Hope my Nigerian brothers would not be mad at me. But it's this word 'abokiqukkumenooonigrepyuka' on this post that made me laugh. hahaha. Someone said it's Finnish for Rice. hahahaha. I actually needed advise about finding work opportunities in areas outside Helsinki such as Kuopio, Vaasa, Oulu, Tampere, Joensuu, and whether the part time work while studying will be enough to raise 6720 Euros for the second year studies. I've seen different posts talking about the difficulties in Finding work if you can speak Finnish but none focused on the City of Kuopio. Anyone who can give me an analysis of the work situation in Kuopio City? Thank you