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An admission information event is organized for applicants in the continuous admission process. The event provides a clear overview of the vocational training, the opportunities it offers and what studying is like in practice. Participants can ask questions and ensure that the training aligns with their personal goals. The admission information event supports informed decision making and no skills are tested.

We offer a wide range of courses and activities. You will find all the courses at Ilmonet.fi. Welcome to start a new hobby or studies!

The SAKUStars 2026 competition will take place in April in Tampere. In addition to the live competition categories, SAKUStars also includes pre-competition series.

Formula 3 driver Tuukka Taponen graduated in March 2026 from Omnia with a Vocational Qualification in Vehicle Technology, specialising as a vehicle salesperson. Graduating is a significant achievement for a young elite athlete whose daily life consists of racing, training, travelling and military service.

Omnia’s student floorball team won the bronze medal in the final tournament of SAKU’s national recreational floorball league for vocational students. The tournament was held in Tampere on 11 March 2026, with a total of seven teams from across Finland competing in the series.

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Students from outside the EU and EEA who apply to study at Omnia may be required to pay a annual tuition fee for upper secondary education starting from 1 August 2026. The fee applies to both vocational education and training and general upper secondary (lukio) studies when the student’s residence permit in Finland is based on studies.

For citizens of Finland and EU/EEA countries or Switzerland studying in vocational education and general upper secondary school is primarily free of charge. Citizens of countries other than EU or EEA member states may be charged a tuition fee for upper secondary education. For young people subject to compulsory education, studying in Finland is free of charge. Please review the information relevant to your situation carefully before applying.