WHAT I LIKED
I thoroughly enjoyed my time during the Erasmus+ project, finding little to complain about except for the chilly and unwelcoming weather, as well as the lack of activity in the
Mesto: 🇫🇮 Mikkeli
Mobilnosti dijakov v okviru Erasmus+ KA1
✨ Mikkeli dijaki doživljajo kot mirno, čisto in zelo naravno finsko mesto, kjer so jezera, gozdovi in zimski vsakdan del čisto običajne rutine. Življenje tam prinese veliko hoje, prilagajanja na mraz, nove navade in precej bolj sproščen delovni ritem. Praksa pa ponudi veliko praktičnega dela, prijetne sodelavce in občutek, da se v novem okolju hitro osamosvojiš.
Dijaki
FINLAND AND SLOVENIA
Slovenia and Finland often get compared because they’re similar in size and population. But they’re actually quite different in many ways.First off, their climates are poles apart. Slovenia enjoys a
STUDDED TIRES
Studded tires are super important in Finland because winters there are really tough. Think lots of snow and ice! These tires have tiny metal studs stuck in the tread, which
Fun times meeting new peoples in Mikkeli
Mikkeli, Finland, might not seem like a comedy hub, but meeting new people here is a riot of laughter. Here’s why: 1. Language Laughs: Trying to speak Finnish? Get ready
A Day at Savilahden Auto Workshop
Morning Kickoff: As the day begins, the team gathers for a quick briefing and a cup of coffee, gearing up for the tasks ahead. Hands-On Work: With tools in hand
Finland vs Slovenia
Life in Finland and Slovenia When it comes to picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and high living standards, Finland and Slovenia stand out as shining examples. Let’s take a closer
Traveling to Mikkeli?
If you’re planning a trip to Mikkeli, Finland, get ready for a delightful blend of history, nature, and culture. Start your day with a visit to the iconic Mikkeli Cathedral,
TRAVELING
Traveling solo challenges your communication skills, from navigating foreign languages to striking up conversations with strangers. As someone who used to be introverted, I found it to be an amazing
MIKKELI CHURCH
In 1945, the Viborg Diocese moved to Mikkeli, making the city’s church the cathedral. It underwent renovations in the 1950s, including changes by architect Martti Välikangas. The pulpit was replaced,
Finnish
Finnish is a Finno-Ugric language and an official language of Finland. Many words in Finnish have roots in Finno-Ugric origin. Verb forms in Finnish change according to person, number, and
Finnish People
Finnish people often enjoy spending time in nature, like forests and lakes, because they’re abundant in Finland.They have a strong love for sauna, which is a hot steam bath, and
Free Time in Mikkeli
We do a lot of things in over free time.After we come home and make dinner we go to the grocery store to buy for tomorrow.When we are in the