Open university: I speak Finnish 1, autumn 2025
- Date:
- 11.9.2025 - 12.11.2025
- Credits:
- 3 ECTS credits
- Location:
- -
- Continuous learning category:
- Languages and communication
- Teaching format:
- Independent learning, Contact teaching
- Price:
- 60 € (VAT 0%)
Content
• everyday communication situations (e.g., running errands, self-introduction, daily life conversations)
• reacting in recurring and familiar interaction situations is practiced in the course
• pronunciation and listening comprehension skills are deepened in the course
• typical characteristics of spoken language and regional dialects
Learning outcomes
The student is encouraged to speak Finnish and use their language skills in everyday communication situations. The student understands the most common differences between spoken and standard written language and is able to utilize everyday communication situations in developing their own Finnish language skills.
Before attending this course, a student should have completed Finnish 1A or/and Finnish 1B or have corresponding knowledge and skills in Finnish.
Note: The course is full, registration is now closed.
Study methods: Active participation in contact (distance) teaching, independent online study and finishing assignments. The successful completion of the course demands completion of course assignments within the specified schedule.
Schedules: This course will be held from September 11 to November 12. Online lessons on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 12-14. Active participation to the lectures is needed to successfully complete the course.
More information can be found in the Peppi study guide.
There are 3 places reserved for Open university students on this course.
The study fee is 20 euros per ECTS credit. The price holds for the academic year 2025-2026. Please find more information: Registration, study fees and right to study | University of Eastern Finland (uef.fi)
By paying the study fee, the student receives a temporary right to study that entitles them to attend a particular course. The right to study is course-specific, and is required to complete the course as specified in the curriculum, covering both teaching and course exams.