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The Finnish National Agency for Education functions as the national assistance centre for the recognition of professional qualifications. The assistance centre provides information about...

Erasmus+ programme is open to EU member state countries and certain countries outside the EU, such as Turkey, Norway and Iceland. In addition to these, partner countries neighbouring the EU can participate if criteria and conditions are met. Outside these, many other partner countries around the world can also participate in Erasmus+ centralized projects.

If you have completed a vocational qualification abroad, you can apply for an advisory statement from the Finnish National Agency for Education. On this page we tell you how you can do this.

The Erasmus+ programme supports mobility periods and international cooperation projects for vocational education and training (VET) students and staff. The programme provides everyone with versatile and equal opportunities for studying and working abroad. Participating enables you to advance your professional competence, see different cultures and create networks.

Erasmus+ Youth in Action provides young people, youth workers, and organisations focused on youth work an opportunity for internationalisation, exchanging thoughts and ideas, and collaboration. Learn new things by participating.

The Sport Chapter in the Erasmus+ programme encourages sport and physical activity organisations to collaborate across Europe. Erasmus + Sport projects help you strengthen your organisation's international networks, provide you with a new perspective on your work, and allow you to learn from the best practices of others and develop new methods and operating models.