Project visits resume
2020-11-16
A short resume told by the Spanish students about their memories and emotions felt in their transnational visits corresponding to the Integrapp+ project.Read More →
2nd Learning-Teaching-Training. Oulu, Finland 15th-19th May 2019 – Questionnaires
2020-02-01
Once the 2nd visit has concluded it’s time to evaluate it. Students and teachers express their opinion through a questionnaire. It is important what they say in it to correct and improve the next visit to Denmark of the Integrapp+ project. Here you can download the results:Read More →
SOCIAL SERVICES – Finland
2019-12-16
Social and health services for Immigrants Social and healthcare services are provided for three years for immigrants who entered the country as refugees and six months for returnees. After the initial period, immigrants are served by local social and healthcare offices.Read More →
TURKANSAARI OPEN AIR MUSEUM – Finland
2019-12-13
The idyllic Turkansaari Open Air Museum takes you on a time trip to the past.Read More →
THEATRE – Finland
2019-12-13
Over 80 years old theatre, with 8 annual premieres and 400 performances per year for an audience of 80 000. The staff of 100 includes approximately 35 artists, 15 set and costume makers, 30 technical employees, 20 people in administration, production team, and marketing.Read More →
SCHOOL – Finland
2019-12-13
EDUCATION OULU Refugees have very variable learning abilities and educational backgrounds. Social workers try to find a suitable education path to each of them in Oulu. All the kids have liability to participate in compulsory education. Even though a kid doesn’t have a residence permit, one must participate in education.Read More →
ART MUSEUM – Finland
2019-12-13
The museum hosts exhibitions and weekly events ranging from colour baths for babies to workshops, artist meetings, guided tours, and performancesRead More →
KIERIKKI – Finland
2019-12-13
The Kierikki Stone Age Centre takes you back in time thousands of years into the distant past of the North. it is located along the Iijoki River on a Stone Age dwelling site that has been studied since the 1960s. Guests enjoy the archaeological exhibition in the Stone Age village.Read More →