It's almost december, which means the language course is almost over and it's basically almost next year. It's most definitly my last language course at university (I think I'll miss it a bit...), which means I should probably finally find something to do for next year. Something in my own profession for a change, that would be something. Didn't think that it would be much of a problem- get my papers accepted in Finland and then do some internships in different areas, to get both work experience and the necessary special terminology. And keep studying Finnish. Well, unfortunately it's not that easy. My title doesn't exist in Finland, so I have to prove that I'm really allowed to work in my job. It seems that there's a cheaper, but long and a rather expensive and who knows how long way to get that done- but I wouldn't know that for sure. Because the mail that I sent to Germany a month ago asking about the requirements for the cheaper way went unanswered so far. They did confirm that they got it, though.
So basically, I'm not sure what I can do and where I can do it. Without approval of my diploma it's gonna be hard to even get an internship. I was sort of hoping that at some point in my life I would actually be able to work in the job for which I went a good few years to university.
Might just happen that out of pure frustration I'll go back to school (didn't I want to avoid just that???) and become a nurse. Now that they get more money.