I've discovered that there seems to be a mindset of "Think REALISTICALLY" here in Finland. Which has been interpreted to me as "If we don't expect the best, then it's a positive surprise if the best happens". Which is !"#¤% & only a small part of the problem with integration in Finland. People need hope to keep going when they get turned down.
Their chances are slim & maybe their sights are set a little too high for living quarters. But it does not mean that the individual in question cannot do it.
Yeah? Well how many success stories have you heard? It's probably very few because it's the people who complain that are the loudest. I worked my arse off & I had a Traineeship (English Speaking Kindergarten) in my first 2 months. When that didn't work out (because of bureaucratic red tape) I found another full time job with another kindergarten. I also, as noted, worked for WWF as a facer for 3 months. I was offered work as a demolitions laborer but had to turn down as I was currently working.There are many people on this forum who didn't succeed in finding a job in 1 to 2 years.
And if you don't apply you DON'T have a chance.As said before: you can apply, but getting it is something completely different.
I know how rigid the system is. Nothing worth having is easy.That's why there are much more applicants than places and there is a rigid selection system.
This kid wants to be a Doctor. The world NEEDS more Doctors. It's hard work to become a Doctor.
I can't see the problem in asking for help. I thought that was the spirit of these forums.his first line of approach to all questions seems to be "help me"