Klaus Petritsch, Austria |Professional Teacher Education

Video interview: Focusing on the strength of the country

"In Finland I wanted to focus on the strength of the country which is education. The studies fitted well in my life and the course turned out to be a very good investment. I have experienced lots of things I wouldn't have never done otherwise."

Klaus Petritsch is a scientist, originally from Austria, who has lived in many different countries and tried different things in his career. When he ended up in Finland, he wanted to focus on the strength of the country, the world-famous education. So he decided to retrain to become a teacher or trainer. The teacher studies fitted into his life very well.

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