Apprenticeship
What if you worked and studied at the same time?
An apprenticeship is a flexible way to acquire a profession
An apprenticeship combines work and learning.
An apprenticeship is a flexible, individual and practical way to acquire a profession. You train while working, get paid and gain work experience.
To have an apprenticeship, you must have a workplace where learning takes place, and your employer must be committed to the training task.
Apprenticeship at Tanhuvaara Sports Institute
At Tanhuvaara Sports Institute you can study with an apprenticeship:
- Basic degree in physical education guidance (180 ECTS credits)
Professional degree in physical education and coaching,
Physical Education (150 ECTS)
as well as the degree components of these degrees, e.g.
- Outdoor-Outdoor sports guidance and program services
- Group exercise supervision
- Working in an indoor swimming pool environment
- Individual well-being promotion, PT
Apprenticeship
The length of apprenticeship training varies depending on the skills needed and the personal skills development plan (HOKS).
Apprenticeship
- can be entered into for a new or existing employment relationship, also for entrepreneurs
- can be part of a student's professional qualification also during their studies
- working hours at least 25 hours/week
- Approximately 80% of the study time is spent learning in working life
- Learning in working life is supplemented by studies carried out in the learning environments of the Tanhuvaara Sports Institute
- The goal can be a basic vocational qualification, a vocational qualification or part of a qualification.
Questions about training - please contact us
Training manager
Arja Laine
+358 50 572 7348
arja.laine@tanhuvaara.fi
Education Secretary
Satu Kosonen
+ 358447150407
satu.kosonen@tanhuvaara.fi
