Target group: Immigrants
Changes in Vantaa's multilingual guidance June 5 onwards
Vantaa multilingual guidance is only available in Tikkurila Vantaa Info and partially remotely from 5 June to 28 July, 2023.
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.
Machine translation on vantaa.fi to help you understand
Site can now be machine translated to more than 100 languages. These translations help you to understand, especially when no official translation is available.
Tikkurila Competence Campus
Tikkurila Competence Campus will be built in Jokiniemi in Tikkurila, serving students, jobseekers and companies alike.
Support in dealing with the services of the city and authorities in multiple languages - watch Vantaa multilingual guidance's presentation video!
Multilingual advisors are available at Vantaa Info Myyrmäki and Tikkurila and International House Helsinki.
Vantaa tunes in to the upcoming election on the Vantaudu vaaleille tour and Nuorten vaaleilla (“Youth Election”)
The Vantaudu vaaleille tour raises awareness of both the parliamentary elections and topics important to the people of Vantaa. A total of 18 primary and secondary schools and two youth facilities in Vantaa signed up to be the organizers of the educational voting event Youth Elections in 2023.
The very first Welcome to Vantaa Event
The very first Welcome to Vantaa Event on 17.1.2023 at Tikkurila Library
Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board
The goal of the Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board is to promote inclusion and equality of residents of Vantaa with migrant background.
A recent report says that jobs, young people and foreign-language speakers are moving to large urban areas but this trend is not taken into account at the national level
The proportional significance of the six largest cities and their metropolitan areas increases as their population, number of jobs, supply of labour and positive net migration increase, a report on the need for labour ordered by the six largest cities reveals. This trend differs from the rest of the