OSKE 3 – Path for immigrants’ competence development for Maahanmuuttajien osaamiskeskus 3

We develope guidance for immigrant students
Klemmareista aseteltu nuoli oikealle

In the project, guidance is developed for the customers of Maahanmuuttajien osaamiskeskus, i.e. International House Turku, and for immigrant students. The guidance process is developed in cooperation with the City of Turku and different educational institutions.

The project continues the development work of the previous OSKE 2 project in the following work entities:

  1. Developing the guidance process for upper secondary vocational education
  2. An entity of language- and coaching-oriented support
  3. Development of a guidance process for higher education

Turku UAS is responsible for developing the guidance process for higher education. The measures and development areas of the project include:

  • support and guidance services for immigrants interested in higher education
  • guidance on extending individual competence also for non-degree students
  • competence mapping and tests to identify and recognise previously acquired competencies of immigrants
  • network cooperation between International Houses (osaamiskeskus), universities and other educational institutions
  • communication of higher education guidance and study opportunities to immigrant customers and customer counsellors in International House Turku
  • consolidation of cooperation between Turku UAS and International House Turku

As a result of the project, recognizing the competence of immigrants becomes easier and moving to education and working life becomes quicker. The guidance process being developed can be applied also in other cities and educational institutions.

Read more: International House Turku (ihturku.fi)

Opetus- ja kulttuuriministeriö

Contact Us

  • Tiina Hirard

    Senior Lecturer, Senior Lecturer
    +358 44 907 4992
    tiina.hirard@turkuamk.fi

Partners

  • City of Turku
  • Turku Vocational Institute
  • Adult Education Centre Turku

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