Seniorivalmentaja - Ikäihmisen kuntouttaja

Price
225 € + 0% VAT
Conductor
Arcada University of Applied Sciences
Language
Finnish
Scope
15 ECTS
Course dates
20.10.2022-17.03.2023
Last application date
14.08.2022
Entry requirements
It's recommended that the course participant has work experience from the field.

This course is designed to broaden and deepen your knowledge within rehabilitation techniques for the elderly.

Please note that this course is in Finnish. For more information and registration, please visit the Finnish course page.

Contact us about the course

Marika Blomster

Further Education Planner

E-mail: marika.blomster@arcada.fi

Phone number: 0294 282 505

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