This story is brought to you by a student from Russia studying in Finland. I am originally from Russia. Before coming to Finland I studied linguistics and foreign languages at the university in Saint-Petersburg. After graduation I realized that being a translator in the environment where everyone is using computer vocabularies is senseless. I […]

This story is brought to you by the Faculty of Nursing Jesenice, detailing the experience of two Scottish students in Slovenia on exchange through Erasmus. As Scotland is becoming more and more multicultural, we both realized the importance of preparing ourselves for professional practice in a culturally diverse healthcare environment. Based on advice from our […]

Working in a desired field is important for the quality of one’s life. We choose universities according to personal wishes and attributes and enrol to perfect skills and competencies as well as acquire new knowledge to give our best at the workplace. A well performed job is of utmost importance in human services and provides […]

This story is brought to you by Kalmer Marimaa, a lecturer at Tartu Health Care College.   At the beginning of November 2014 we held a group discussion with Erasmus+ international students in Tartu Health Care College. We had a round-table meeting with three international students (two from Lithuania and one from Finland), where also […]

This blog is dedicated to publishing information on the Soulbus project – Building Social Capital between mentors and teachers by Improving Multicultural Competence in the fields of Education, Rehabilitation and Social & Health Care. Although it may not seem apparent from the title of the project as it is oriented towards improving competencies of teachers […]