Support for finding a job
- Services that promote employment and expense allowance
- Get a pay subsidy card and find a job
- Work try-out as a stepping stone to the job market
- Integration services for immigrants
- Initial assessment and integration plan
- As a jobseeker registered with the TE Office
- Unemployment and social benefits during integration
- Finnish and Swedish courses
- Developing your vocational skills
- Life in Finland guide in various languages
- Information for new immigrants
- Rehabilitative work activities: the municipality supports your employment
- Finding work or education with the support of a job coach
- How disability or illness can affect employment
- Cross-sectoral joint service promoting employment
- A work ability coordinator as your support
- Working life radar
Support for finding a job
Being active yourself is not always enough to get a job. There may be various reasons for your difficulties in finding work; for example, you may have stayed at home and cared for young children, you have been unemployed for a prolonged period, or an injury or illness makes it more difficult for you to find a job.
Personal guidance or financial support may be needed to facilitate your access to the job market. If you feel you are getting nowhere by yourself, contact the TE Office for help.
The TE Offices work together with such actors as the municipality, the Social Insurance Institution (Kela) and various job creation projects, which will increase your possibilities of finding a job. The path may sometimes be long and involve various combinations of services.
If you are a customer of a local government pilot on employment, ask for support for finding employment in your municipality of residence.