The Finnish-language basic fisheries qualification takes 2–3 years, with pathways in fish farming, fish processing, commercial fishing, fishing guiding and water-body care. Teaching covers boat handling, fishing methods, catch handling and spawning-gravel restoration. The Peimari education consortium also offers further vocational fisheries qualifications.
Apply through the national joint application or continuous admission. Those working in the sector can study through an apprenticeship. The student restaurant provides three meals daily, and students travelling from afar can stay in the Tuorla dormitory. Teaching takes place at Tuorla and the field station. The entrance and parking are accessible.
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