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When I traveled  from Germany to Finland to participate in my nursing entrance examination, I didn’t know what to expect from the new country I’d call home if I finally get admitted. Fast forward to three years later, to say that I’m impressed would be an understatement! There are so many things I love about Finland and I’d love to share them with you. Before that, I’d love to say that as a foreigner, I’ve faced some unexpected challenges in Finland while studying and working BUT for this post, I want to focus on the positives. Here are some reasons I love living in Finland: 1.Functional Finnish System: When I got adjusted as a new student in Finland, I was so impressed by how organized the Finnish system is. Taxes paid by residence are used for the development of the country. Ministries ensure the smooth running of the country. Workers go to work with the mindset of serving the people. 2. Easy movement in Finland: The transportation system in Finland is very

We live in a world that teaches girls to place more value on their physical appearance than their intellectual abilities and talents. We’ve been defined by our sexuality, attractiveness and beauty. Where being ambitious, intelligent and assertive as a lady is not only seen as arrogance but also as a threat to having a happy home or finding true love. We have been told to fit into the limiting societal expectation as if being a woman is a crime. We are being applauded for letting our dreams fade in front of our eyes while we so passionately fan the desires of the other sex. We’ve been told to put up with inhumane acts and abuses of various kinds because we want to have a false sense of being patient and virtuous. We have allowed our bodies to be an object of sexual satisfaction for males. But the truth is that we cannot be put in a box. We were conceived in the mind of God and endowed with so much beauty and richness beyond our widest imaginations. I

After a long period of maternity leave (eleven months), I have returned to taking care of others as a way of profession. Nursing in Finland is full of exciting and challenging days, yet rewarding! The search for a nursing job after a long period of leave was quite challenging and was made worsened by unfriendly potential employers who do not want to have a foreigner in their workplace. Thankfully, there are tons of companies that are more than willing to have a foreigner and give them the opportunity to grow professionally. I documented the search for a job from the start until when I started working. Click on the link below to watch👇👇👇 VISIT MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL HERE: www.youtube.com/c/EliteRossy?sub_confirmation=1 Watch more videos  HERE AS ALWAYS, YOUR COMMENT IS A TREASURE TO ME.