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Finnish Education

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Finland – thE homE oF world-class Education

When it comes to education, Finland stands

at the head of the class – and the world has

noticed. The exceptional quality of Finland’s

education system has been recognized time

and again in PISA studies (Programme for

International Student Assessment) and by other

internationally renowned organizations such

as WorldSkills. In the latest PISA survey (2012)

Finland ranked fourth among all OECD countries

and first in Europe in the problem-solving

assessment. Seven Finnish universities ranked

in the top 400 in the Times Higher Education

World University Rankings 2014–2015.

Pick up key offering

of Finnish education

teacher education

Professional education solutions

Educational technology

learning environments

development

and consultancy

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Finland – thE homE oF world-class Education

Finland’s excellent learning outcomes are the result of

research-based pedagogy and its innovative approach

to teaching and learning.

This combination supports the creation of excellent curricula

and first-rate learning environments and processes.

high-quality training, professional freedom, and trust

are the ingredients of success.

Teachers in Finland must hold a master’s degree and

pedagogical qualifications. They enjoy professional freedom

and trust, and have the power to influence their own daily work

and the development of schools.

Finland has a strong ict sector and a booming

gaming industry.

This has helped to create favorable conditions for developing

cutting-edge digital learning solutions that make learning fun!

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Tailor-made teacher

education programs

for K-12, principals

and vocational

teacher training.

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tEachEr Education

It all begins with the teacher. Developing high-quality education is impossible without skilled, highly trained teachers. Finland’s world-class higher education institutions offer a wide range of training programs, all of which aim to improve the skills of trainee teachers and other education professionals.

These tailor-made programs focus on improving knowledge and practical skills, and are delivered in a variety of ways: as e-learning programs, lectures, work-shops, mentoring sessions, intensive training and study visits.

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solutions For

ProFEssional Education

to support lifelong learning

Finnish institutions offer individually tailored educational programs at two levels: vocational and adult education and training (VET), and higher education through degree programs.

The innovative combination of studying and on-the-job training that VET offers will help you to improve workforce skills, encourage lifelong learning as a habit, and foster enthusiasm in students of all ages. Customized VET programs can include subjects such as information technology, media, business and administration, engineering, dental care, hairdressing, and tourism.

Made-to-order higher education programs are designed to meet the unique needs and changing requirements of your labor market. Subjects at this level can include entre-preneurship, game design, mining, nursing, social services and healthcare, and waste management.

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Tailored professional education

programs provide students with the

ideal mix of knowledge, expertise, and

practical experience – preparing them

for the challenges of the world of work.

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New technologies are playing an increasingly important role in classrooms. Mobile devices provide students with the opportunity for powerful learn-ing experiences. These devices can help transform schools into places where students take charge of and own their learning rather than merely being passive receivers.

Finnish educational technology (EdTech) companies combine world-class pedagogical expertise with in-novative and playful mobile solutions.

These can include: • cloud-based platforms • e-learning platforms • educational software • digital learning content, and • educational games

EdTech solutions help transform classrooms into learning laboratories that encourage students to use innovative applications and solutions to support their education. EdTech solutions form the basis of a modern classroom environment where learning is both fun and stimulating.

Educational

tEchnoloGY

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Mobile technology

provides students with

powerful learning

experiences by

transforming schools

into places where they

can take charge of their

learning.

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Finland is a global

leader in school

building design and

architecture, furniture

and lighting, as well

as audiovisual and

IT equipment.

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solutions For

innovativE lEarninG

EnvironmEnts

large-scale partnerships to develop

local education systems

Innovative school building and classroom design enables multifunctional learning environments and encourages students to do their best. Finland is a global leader in the design of state-of-the-art schools and classrooms. As well as being flexible and sustainable, these environments encourage enhanced learning and support a pedagogical approach.

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• Capacity building

• Curriculum development

• Public-private partnerships

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dEvEloPmEnt

and consultancY

large-scale partnerships to

develop local education systems

Finnish educational institutions and other organizations specialize in renewing education systems and developing education policy in primary, vocational, and higher education all over the world. If you’re aiming to develop an education system that will help students achieve their full potential, this know-how will be invaluable.

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Future learning Finland

– Promoting Finnish

education business

internationally

Future Learning Finland (FLF) is a dynamic education business network that brings together world-class private companies, vocational institutions, and higher education institutions from Finland. The FLF network offers expertise covering everything from math learning solutions to com-plete education-system reforms. FLF is supported by the Finnish Ministry of Employment and the Economy.

to learn more about

Future learning Finland and

the FlF network’s offering, visit

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Future learning Finland members

tEachEr Education • EduCluster Finland Ltd • Finland University Ltd • Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences • Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK) • JAMK University of Applied Sciences • Koulu Education Group Ltd • Oulu University of Applied Sciences (OAMK) • Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK) • University of Lapland • University of Vaasa

vocational and adult Education (vEt)

• Koulu Education Group Ltd • Omnia, The Joint Authority of Education in the Espoo Region • Tampere Adult Education Centre (TAKK) • Management Institute of

Finland Ltd (MIF) • Helsinki Business College • Learning Scoop Cooperative

ProFEssional hiGhEr Education

• EduCluster Finland Ltd • Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences • Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK) • JAMK University of Applied Sciences

• Kajaani University of Applied Sciences (KAMK) • Koulu Education Group Ltd • Kymenlaakso University of Applied Sciences (KYAMK) • Lahti University of Applied Sciences (LAMK) • Lapland University of Applied Sciences Ltd • Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT)

• Laurea University of Applied Sciences • Management Institute of

Finland Ltd (MIF) • Oulu University of Applied Sciences (OAMK) • Satakunta University of Applied Sciences (SAMK) • Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK) • Turku University of Applied Sciences (TUAS)

EdtEch • 10monkeys.com Ltd • Claned Group Ltd • Dramaforum Ltd • Finpeda Ltd • Fronter Ltd • InnoSchool Finland Ltd • IS-VET Ltd • Kielikone Ltd

• Koulu Education Group Ltd • Muuvit Health and Learning Ltd

• Opinsys Ltd

• Otava Publishing Company Ltd • Sanako Ltd • Sanoma Ltd • SkillPixels Ltd • Skilltize Ltd • Songhi Entertainment Ltd • Viope Solutions Ltd

All Future Learning Finland institutions offer a range of EdTech solutions.

lEarninG EnvironmEnts

• Finpeda Ltd

• InnoSchool Finland Ltd • Isku Interior Ltd • IS-VET Ltd

• Koulu Education Group Ltd • Kuopion Woodi Ltd • Sanako Ltd

Education sYstEm dEvEloPmEnt

• EduCluster Finland Ltd • Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences • Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK) • JAMK University of Applied Sciences • Koulu Education Group Ltd • Learning Scoop Cooperative • Omnia, The Joint Authority of Education in the Espoo Region

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Future Learning Finland is part of Finpro that helps Finnish SMEs go international, encourages foreign direct investment in Finland and promotes tourism.

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