This religiously and politically independent folk high school belongs to an institution founded in 1892 with two campuses. Studies include a folk high school year, preparatory TUVA education, vocational child and youth guidance and basic education for adults.
Options also cover Finnish language, culture and literacy for immigrants, open university studies and short courses. Groups can hire premises for meetings, celebrations and camps with accommodation and catering. Accessible parking is available.
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