Study Vocational at Oulu Vocational College (OSAO)

Overview

Oulu Vocational College (OSAO) is one of Finland’s leading vocational institutions, offering a wide range of study options across multiple fields. With a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and close collaboration with industries, OSAO prepares students for real working environments. The institution serves thousands of students and is known for its modern facilities, student-centered approach, and commitment to developing skills that match current labor market needs in Finland and across Europe.

Semester Starts

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Application Deadline

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Tuition Fee

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Study

Programs

Edunation partners with Oulu Vocational College (OSAO) to offer vocational qualification programs that focus on practical training and career readiness. Students gain industry-relevant skills through a combination of classroom learning and on-the-job training, helping them transition smoothly into employment opportunities in Finland and beyond.

Compulsory Vocational Units – 60 cp
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Why Choose

OSAO

Modern learning environments and facilities

Personalized study paths and student support services

Close cooperation with industries and employers

Excellent opportunities for employment after graduation

Application

Process

Edunation recruits and pre-screens students.

Edunation interviews applicants who meet the pre-requirements.

Shortlisted applicants are forwarded to OSAO for final selection based on their background, experience, and interview performance.

Edunation sends acceptance packages to selected students, including program documents, Finnish language course information, and program fee invoice.

Upon receipt of program fee payment, Edunation provides residence permit instructions and online Finnish language course access.

Book a Free Counselling Session!

In our counselling session, we will guide you through the process of applying and going through your questions and concerns regarding the journey in studying to Finland.