Founded in 1892, this folk high school is religiously and politically unaffiliated. Programmes include a residential study year, preparatory education, a vocational qualification in child and youth guidance, and basic education for adults. Finnish language, culture and literacy training is provided for immigrants. Open university studies, short courses and preparatory courses are also offered.
Rooms can be hired for meetings, courses, celebrations and camps, with accommodation and catering for groups. A restaurant and Wi-Fi are available. The premises provide wheelchair access at the entrance and in the car park.
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