Target group: Co-workers
Vantaa now: an international city of innovation
Vantaa is a vibrant and growing city, attracting around 1,000 new residents a year. See what Vantaaʼs strategic strengths are.
Vantaa before: how the 50-year-old city grew up
Find out where Vantaa's strengths come from in this fascinating history article. How did Vantaa grow from a small village to a big city?
Vantaa is a feeling - watch the video of the local heritage days
A video produced for National Heritage Days 2023 brings together events and atmospheres in Vantaa. The video paves the way for Vantaa's 50th anniversary year.
The City of Vantaa celebrates its fiftieth anniversary throughout 2024
Vantaa will turn 50 in 2024 and you can follow everything related to the anniversary at vantaa.fi/celebration.
The Talent Boost Summit offered concrete information and practical tools for recruiting international talent
The event held today at Scandic Helsinki Aviacongress brought together job seekers and employers. The event was above all aimed at companies, which were offered concrete information and practical tools related to the recruitment of international talent and multicultural work communities.
Vantaa 50 − At Home in Vantaa
Vantaa will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2024, with events open to all. On these pages you can also discover the story of Vantaa.
Towards a more culturally diverse working life
Vantaa is involved in the Muutostöissä (Change at Work) campaign, which aims to open peopleʼs eyes to the possibilities of a culturally diverse working life and the obstacles to it: ignorance, conditioning and beliefs.
Tikkurila campus area’s name chosen - almost 3000 suggestions were submitted
Tikkurila Competence Campus was chosen to be the new name amongst the submitted suggestions in the name contest.
Six largest cities: 9,000 new early childhood education professionals with higher education degrees needed by 2030
Six largest cities: 9,000 new early childhood education professionals with higher education degrees needed by 2030. The six largest cities in Finland demand that the new government take action to resolve the staff shortage prevalent in the early childhood education and care sector.
Tikkurila Competence Campus project
Competence Campus will be built in Jokiniemi, Tikkurila, between 2024 and 2032. The campus will serve students, businesses, job seekers, and employers.