Founded in 1965, the non-profit, non-partisan education organisation coordinates summer upper secondary schools. It arranges upper secondary study, matriculation preparation, refresher, language and culture courses in Finland, abroad and online. Young immigrants can attend study and career planning courses, while refugee children are offered mother-tongue and culture courses.
Summer jobs and professional development are available for teachers and youth workers. The office is in Kulttuuritalo, where accessible seating and a wheelchair-accessible toilet are listed.
Attended a course or taught at a summer school? Describe your experience in the comments for future participants.
