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The European city of culture, refreshing sea breezes, the pulse of history and modern bustle appear side by side in Turku. If you are looking for a venue for a sports event, a concert or a food festival – we have a wide range to choose from! Let us arrange your event in an exactly proper venue, surprise your audience and succeed together.
The Event Services of the City of Turku are part of the Central Administration of Turku. The Congress Services are part of Visit Turku. The units support the event and congress organisers in the Turku region. Assistance is offered, for example, with venue reservations, permit applications and marketing implementation.
EVENT SERVICES, City of Turku
Turku Events Bureau
The Event and Congress Services of the City of Turku offer help with planning events on the one-stop principle.
The following services and materials are available to event organisers:
Turku Supplement for Employers is meant to support the intermediate labour market as well as help the long-term unemployed to find employment from the open markets. The supplement is paid to the employer and it is meant to be used for the costs caused by the employment.
Turku Supplement can be applied for by employers who hire a person who has been unemployed and received labour market subsidy for over 300 days. The working hours of the employed person must be at least 25h/week.
The Employment Services Centre organizes job seeking services for the unemployed where a job spotter helps the customer with finding a suitable job.
The job spotter is an expert on employment who has knowledge about employers of different fields and their possibilities to offer work, about seeking hidden jobs, and has direct contacts to employers.
Vamos Turku is a service produced by Helsinki Deaconess Institute. It offers support in the form of individual and group training for 12–19-year olds.
The training supports the growth and well-being of the youth both at home, in school, and during free time. We can help with matters related to the youth’s school attendance, coping, becoming independent, social relationships, or free time. The training is walking with the youth and supporting him/her through the changes. The training is based on the youth’s own goals, wishes, and needs.
Indoor air problems are common in Finnish workplaces. Air can feel stuffy or heavy, sometimes there are distinct unpleasant odors, draught, or dryness of the air.
Dry indoor air is a common problem, because heated indoors have low relative humidity during winters, and this causes irritation in the mucous membranes of respiratory tracts and sometimes eye problems. Stuffy air is often caused by insufficient ventilation compared to the purpose of use of the area, which results in excessively high concentrations of carbon dioxide.
Good health supports an entrepreneur in doing business and being successful. Occupational health care supports and helps the entrepreneur in maintaining and promoting health, work capacity and well-being at work. Occupational health care also treats illnesses and guides to rehabilitation at need.
The contents of occupational health care are defined based on the work and needs of the entrepreneur. Occupational health care includes physical examinations, an assessment of working conditions, guidance related to working conditions and health, and, at need, treatment of illnesses.
Medical Services
In addition to preventive occupational health care, the employer can buy medical or other health care services for their employees. We offer two options for arranging medical services:
Medical services at general practitioner level (GP-level):
- Includes the examinations that are needed at GP-level medical health care
Medical services at GP-level including specialist consultations:
An accident is an acute, unforeseen event caused by an external factor that causes an injury or illness. Acute means that the event happened suddenly and quickly, and unforeseen means that the event happened unintentionally, that is, that the event was unexpected and surprising. An external factor means a circumstance which the employee could not control and which causes damage, such as slipperiness of a street, a hole in the road, a falling object, or a sharp item.
Activities of occupational health care are based on the individual needs of each workplace. The basis for planning the activities is to identify and take into account the needs of the workplace in co-operation with the occupational health care and the representatives of the workplace.
Under the Occupational Health Care Act (1383/2001), employers are required to arrange occupational health care at their own expense in order to prevent and control health risks and problems related to work and working conditions and to protect and promote the safety, work capacity and health of their employees. The employer is required to arrange occupational health care if they have one or more employees.
We welcome you as a customer of Turku Centre for Occupational Health!
Employers are required to provide preventive occupational health care, i.e. statutory occupational health care, for their employees. Employers may also arrange for medical services and other health care services if they so wish. The aim of medical services is to maintain work ability and to prevent work disability.
For relaxing moments
NOTE: Customer service is not always available, and is dependent on the current study schedule.
Come and enjoy Manicures, Pedicures, Facials and Full Body treatments from our students! We offer a wide selection of beauty treatments including several kinds of facials, ranging from skin cleaning to ultrasonic exfoliation. All facials include eyebrow shaping and skin analysis. Our selection of treatments also includes several different massages and spa treatments.
We provide small-scale machining installation and service with bot CNC and manually operated systems. We also make and sell metal products and parts, as well as offering welding services.
Treats for every occasion prepared by TAI students!
In addition to baked goods, we sell ready-to-eat meals with a wide variety of meat, poultry and fish dishes.
Cakes and pastries available for order on enquiry.
We are located at the Aninkainen campus, Anikaistenkatu 7. Entry through the Nahkurinkatu entrance.
NuortenTurku is an information and guidance service for those under the age of 29.
In NuortenTurku you can search for information by yourself or with help from an employee. During opening hours you can visit either with or without an appointment. You can also send your questions via e-mail, Facebook, WhatsApp, or call us by phone.
Examples of matters that NuortenTurku can help you with:
Available premises of City of Turku may now be applied for with an online application form. Private persons, businesses, organizations and the city’s internal actors may all apply for the premises with the same online form.
Only premises owned by City of Turku may be applied for with the online form. The number of premises available is limited, and the shortest possible term of lease is one month. The application is valid for two months from the day it was sent, after which it will be deleted from the database. The renting abides by the law on renting office premises.
The charming Makasiini buildings are historical storehouses located at the atmospheric Luostarin välikatu. They offer recently renovated facilities for seasonal sales. Especially all summer events at the Old Great Square and the Riverside, as well as the Christmas Market on the old Great Square are high season.
Turku Market Square is a centre of commerce and a popular meeting place. Various events such as concerts and fairs are also organized at the Market Square.
Fresh fruits and vegetables as well as the colourful sea of flowers attract passers-by. Fresh fish, clothes and handicrafts are also part of the versatile and high-quality selection. One can stop by the Market Square to do some shopping, to have a cup of coffee, or just to enjoy the atmosphere.
Renting a selling space
Temporary sellers must pay daily fees:
Turku’s Ohjaamo collects several services meant for under 30-year-olds under one roof. Ohjaamo is a low-threshold service point in the centre of Turku. It offers employment and rehabilitation services, as well as information and guidance services for young people, among other things. You can come to us without referrals and free of charge. You can also take a friend or an adult with you if you want. Welcome!
From Ohjaamo you can get:
Turku is a magnetic university city and a centre of know-how with a versatile economic structure and high living quality.
With over 12 000 skilled and professional employees the Turku concern is the largest employer in the area. You are welcome to work on the future of Turku with us!
