Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
In this video, we hear the internship story of Natalia Trukets-Enova, an international student at Karelia University of Applied Sciences, who is completing her internship at RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu (RTK Personnel Services). Natalia shares her background, motivation, daily HR tasks, challenges, and advice for other international students looking to start their careers in Finland.
The video also features insights from Auli Kauppinen, Sales Manager at RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu, who shares the employer perspective on working with international interns. Auli discusses the real value international talent brings to companies, addresses common concerns related to language and communication, and encourages employers to recruit international students with confidence and openness.
This video is part of a Talent Hub Eastern Finland project co-funded by the European Union.
Talent Hub Eastern Finland
The video is part of Talent Hub Eastern Finland’s work to strengthen connections between international students and local companies. The goal is to support international talent, improve access to internships and employment, and help companies discover new experts who wish to stay and build their careers in the region.
Learn more about Talent Hub Eastern Finland:
talenthubeasternfinland.fi/.
https://www.karelia.fi/projektit/tale....
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tale....
RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu
RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu is a Finnish personnel services company specializing in recruitment, staffing, and workforce solutions. The company supports employers and job seekers by connecting skilled professionals with the right opportunities and helping organizations respond to changing labour market needs with flexible and reliable HR services.
Learn more about RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu
rtkhenkilostopalvelu.fi/.
Credits
Created by: Jimi Leppänen and Iman Gurung (Talent hub Interns)
In collaboration with: RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu
Featuring: Natalia Trukets-Enova and Auli Kauppinen
Videography: Jimi Leppänen
Editing and graphics: Jimi Leppänen and Iman Gurung
Project support: Karelia University of Applied Science
In this video, we hear the internship story of Natalia Trukets-Enova, an international student at Karelia University of Applied Sciences, who is completing her internship at RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu (RTK Personnel Services). Natalia shares her background, motivation, daily HR tasks, challenges, and advice for other international students looking to start their careers in Finland.
The video also features insights from Auli Kauppinen, Sales Manager at RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu, who shares the employer perspective on working with international interns. Auli discusses the real value international talent brings to companies, addresses common concerns related to language and communication, and encourages employers to recruit international students with confidence and openness.
This video is part of a Talent Hub Eastern Finland project co-funded by the European Union.
Talent Hub Eastern Finland
The video is part of Talent Hub Eastern Finland’s work to strengthen connections between international students and local companies. The goal is to support international talent, improve access to internships and employment, and help companies discover new experts who wish to stay and build their careers in the region.
Learn more about Talent Hub Eastern Finland:
talenthubeasternfinland.fi/.
https://www.karelia.fi/projektit/tale....
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tale....
RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu
RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu is a Finnish personnel services company specializing in recruitment, staffing, and workforce solutions. The company supports employers and job seekers by connecting skilled professionals with the right opportunities and helping organizations respond to changing labour market needs with flexible and reliable HR services.
Learn more about RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu
rtkhenkilostopalvelu.fi/.
Credits
Created by: Jimi Leppänen and Iman Gurung (Talent hub Interns)
In collaboration with: RTK Henkilöstöpalvelu
Featuring: Natalia Trukets-Enova and Auli Kauppinen
Videography: Jimi Leppänen
Editing and graphics: Jimi Leppänen and Iman Gurung
Project support: Karelia University of Applied Science
