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Loimaa upper secondary school was founded in 1909 and has approximately 300 students and 21 teachers. It is a non-graded school located in the same building as the secondary school, and is the only upper secondary school in Loimaa. Students can study there for 2.5 to 4 years taking a combination of compulsory and optional subjects, and have access to free school lunches as well as a school counselor, psychologist and nurse.
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Visits new
1) Visitors should arrive at company visits 3 minutes early and the visit should last 30-40 minutes.
2) Any company visit must be announced in advance with details on time, place, reason for visit, and contact information of the person writing the report.
3) Proper etiquette dictates where people should sit, how drinks and food should be arranged, and details on flags, dress code, and protocol differences in various countries.
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