Target group: Job seekers
Registration for multilingual social orientation courses is open!
The Social Orientation course provides information about living and working in Finland. Courses are held in Estonian, English and Arabic.
New career coaching service helps immigrants find jobs and plan their careers
The City of Vantaa has launched Get Work, a project to provide immigrants with one-to-one career coaching in English. Laurea and Metropolia are co-implementing the project. The project will run until 2025.
Processing personal data within Vantaa Employment Services acquired from Live Foundation
This website outlines how the City of Vantaa processes your personal data when you participate in the job search coaching service acquired from Live Foundation (hereinafter referred to as the service provider) by the City of Vantaa.
Get Work Vantaa
The Get Work Vantaa project's main goal is to devise an operating model to help English-speaking immigrants into Vantaa, who do not speak either of the two national languages, find employment. We aim to help businesses flexibly employ English-speakers. Our vision is that entrepreneurs realize the
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.
Mayors of six largest cities call for quick solutions to talent shortage
The demographic development of Finland and the acute shortage of talent that companies are struggling with require more systematic and long-term investment in attracting international talent. Therefore, the next government programme must recognise the importance of cities in EU cooperation and set
Looking for a summer job – here are some tips
Now is the time to find the summer job of your dreams.
Vantaa to prepare for TE24 reform
Vantaa to prepare for TE24 reform
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
Cities in Helsinki Metropolitan Area: Current measures will not resolve early childhood education labour shortage, 3,200 unfilled jobs forecast for 2030
Helsinki Metropolitan Area cities are calling for immediate nationwide measures to increase training in the field of early childhood education. The number of student places and education opportunities must be expanded, especially in areas where the labour shortage in the field is greatest. Current