--- On Sun, 11/1/09, Muhammad Anwarul Hoque Khan <alamin_ku@yahoo.
> For your information and record
> please.
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>
> (for details see attached files)
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> Living Cost:
>
> Average living cost in finland is about 300 euro/month if
> the student live in single room. (Room rent = 200Euro + Food
> =100 euro). But if two students live together expenses will
> be 200euro/month.
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>
>
> Job Opportunities for upcoming students
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>
> For students, job always depends on luck. Nobody can give
> guarantee you that you will get a job within certain time.
> Probability to get a job in Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki,
> Copenhagen are better than other cities. I know some
> Bangladeshi students who got job after 1 week arriving in
> Turku & some students didn't get any job yet. If the
> students come in July or beginning of August in Finland,
> it's very easy to get a job. But from mid August all
> students arrived in Finland & applicants for job
> increases but number of job decreases because summer time
> they need more workers. But in Finland if a student goes to
> 50 places for job he will definitely get a job. But for in
> UK, if the student goes to 500 places for job, nobody can
> guarantee him that he will get a job in UK. So, UK is the
> most tought palce to get a job now. Denmark is easiest
> country to get a job in the world. Sweden situation is worse
> than Finland because of too many international students.
> Norway
> & Netherlands' situation is bettter than Finland.
> Belgium & Germany's situation is like Finland.
>
> So, its better that if the student have the money for 10
> months to survive about 3.5 lakh taka then he don't need to
> work during term. From 15th May to end of August is the
> summer time & Universities are closed. Students can earn
> about 5000 euros within these periods & its very easy to
> get a job that period. Students who worked for strwaberry
> pick-up that time could earn 6000-7000 euros in 3-3.5 months
> in Finland.
>
> Most of the students get paid research project from 2nd
> year in Finland which is atleast 900 euros/month. So,
> actually money is needed for only 1st year.
>
>
> Sweden : Students are allowed to do full time job at any
> time.
> Finland : 25 hours/week during term but full time during
> vacation.
> Norway : 20 hours/week during term but full time during
> vacation.
> Denmark : 15 hours/week during term but full time during
> vacation.
> Germany : 90 full days or 180 half days per year.
> Netherlands/
> over the year or full-time during the summer months (June,
> July, August).
> Belgium : 20 hours/week during term but full time during
> vacation.
> UK : 20 hours/week during term but full time during
> vacation.
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>
>
> In Stockholm & Helsinki , it's easy to get a part
> time job for students. But it's very difficult to get jobs
> in other cities in Sweden & Finland . Mainly students do
> cleaning jobs in Sweden & Finland . But after finishing
> the study, students can start their career in big companies
> in Sweden & Finland . In Denmark , students get
> job easily in anywhere in Denmark . After finishing study
> they get green card visa & very easy to get a good job
> in Denmark .
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