• The YKI test is overwhelming and it is unclear where to start and how to prepare

  • There is no single resource on how to pass the YKI test in a step-by-step process

  • And there is little to no information on how other foreigners are studying to pass it

  • Step 1: Find motivation to pass the YKI test

  • Step 2: Familiarize Yourself with the test

  • Step 3: Secure Your Spot: Register for the Test

  • Step 4: Get ready for the test

  • Step 5: Follow guidelines and avoid mistakes during the exam

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Linda D.
Really useful for getting a sense of what to expect and how to prepare.

I have been learning Finnish for awhile now here in the USA, with plans to eventually move to Finland in the future. My teenager also wants to go to university there, and he will need to pass the YKI-testii as well for his healthcare degree. This guide booklet was really useful in helping me get a sense of what the exam might be like -- by literally helping me to create a picture in my mind of what that day might look like -- and it was full of great information and tips for how to prepare. There were lots of links to many online resources, both free and low cost. It's going to be a few years longer before I am ready to go take the YKI-testii, but at least right now I have a more concrete picture in my mind of what will be expected of me, and can approach the rest of my learning with that guiding and motivating me.

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Pääsky Vyyryläinen
Good information

Thank you, lots of good information.

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Patrick Watters

Very insightful!

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Paweł Tomczak

Good beginning with starting studying.

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Nahid

Thank you for writing the ebook. I found all the informations from one place.

  • Lidiia Salo is a co-founder and CEO of YKI Pass. As a foreigner in Finland, she studied Finnish for 5-7 hours a day for a year. Now, she feels like she belongs, even in a room with 15 people speaking Finnish. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, Tibetan meditation, and talking to her Finnish mother-in-law, Salme. She successfully passed the YKI Test on her first attempt after living in Finland for a year.

  • Tareque Mahmud is the co-founder of YKI Pass. He is a serial entrepreneur. Originally from Bangladesh, he moved to Finland in 2009 to study International Business at Saimaa University of Applied Sciences. He served in the Finnish army for a year, managing all the conversations in Finnish, and he passed the YKI Test on his first attempt. In his spare time, he enjoys talking to friends about learning the Finnish language and entrepreneurship.