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Experience Finland
Education System
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Some facts
Finland has never aimed to be the best in the world in education, but still it is. No competition methods. No big gaps between poor and rich. Finland is the second happiest country in the world (Denmark is no 1)
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EARLY YEARS EDUCATION AND CARE
Apprenti
ceship
Finn
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Educ
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Education is free at all levels Equal opportunities for all the children for schooling Every pupil and student has the right to educational support Special needs education is generally provided in conjunction with mainstream education Efforts to support language minorities and migrants Life-long learning in focus Sharing, using, developing existing best practices National core curriculum leaves room for local variations
Corner stones in Finnish Education system: promoting democratic values and practices
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Global vrs Finnish
Pasi Sahlberg in a speach for Harvard University
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Lessons from Finland
More collaboration less competition Prevention is cheaper than repair School readiness: ”School ready for children, not children ready for school” Enhanced equity improves quality
Source: What can the world learn from educational change in Finland? Pasi Sahlberg, director general of the Centre for International Mobility and Cooperation
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KEYS TO SUCCESS – HOW WE SEE IT
Professionalism of teachers high status and quality of
teachers high quality of teacher
education high quality of instruction
Supportive ethos minimizing low achievement early intervention individual support active role of student good student – teacher relationship
LEARNING CULTURE
Autonomy empowerment of municipalities and schools spirit of trust and support interactive, cooperative way of working
COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION SYSTEM Attainable for all, flexible structure and curriculum strategy, non-selective, inclusive, central steering, local impelentation and responsibility
HIGH STANDARDS
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Assessment (standardized tests)
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Special education for pupils who need help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsdFi8zMrYI First intervention (Help given before the problems occur) Special need teachers in a regular class or seperate class Regular meetings with parents, pupil and a subject teacher
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National Curriculum for Basic Education: Transversal Competences - knowledge - skills - values - attitudes - will
Taking care of oneself and
others, managing
daily activities, safety
Cultural competence,
interaction and expression
Multiliteracy
ICT- competence
Competence for the world
of work, entrepreneur-
ship
Participation and influence,
building the sustainable
future
Thinking and learning to
learn
Development as a human
being and as a citizen
Core Curriculum for Basic Education 22.12.2014 12
Rethinking competences
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Matriculation exam
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"Why Finland has best education system in the world"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ctuo7ibEWZI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntdYxqRce_s
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Trends in VET in Finland
• VET is an attractive choice – not a second choice
• Almost 50 % of comprehensive school leavers continue in upper secondary vocational education
• Number of students in initial VET has increased (from 148 000 to 172 500 during 2004-2011)
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Vocational education and training Vocational education and training is offered in 8 different
fields: Culture Humanities and education Natural resources and the environment Social services, health and sports Social sciences, business and administration Natural sciences Technology and transport Tourism, catering and domestic services
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Preparatory education for upper secondary vocational education and training Before you start upper secondary vocational education and training, you can participate in VALMA, short for pre-vocational preparatory education for immigrants. This programme helps improve language skills and other abilities that are needed for studying according to the student’s individual study plan. Preparatory education lasts between 6 and 12 months.
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Being a VET teacher in Finland…
Teaching profession has high esteem VET teachers seen as their own specific group within the teaching profession Strong connection with working life
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OECD: Education at a Glance 2012
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Being a teacher in Finland
Teachers in Finland are autonomous professionals, respected for making a difference to young people’s lives Teachers in Finland get a great deal of freedom to meet students’ needs: the national curriculum is very short and non-prescriptive.
The national curriculum includes the objectives and core contents for different school subjects, but schools and districts create their own curricula within the framework of the national core curriculum. Teachers get to decide how they help their students to reach the objectives.
More that 95% of teachers belong to the teachers’ union (OAJ)
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Education in Finland
www.minedu.fi Ministry of Education and Culture information in Finnish, Swedish and English www.oph.fi Finnish National Board of Education information in Finnish, Swedish and English [email protected]
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Summary of the Finnish education system
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx2f9OeV74c http://www.minedu.fi/opencms/export/video/finEDUsmall.mp4
www.laurea.fi
Laurea University of Applied Sciences
– We’re here for you at Laurea
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Laurea University of Applied Sciences
Seven campuses in Greater Helsinki Region in Finland
Specializing in service innovations and focusing on regional development of the metropolitan area
Serves the whole Greater Helsinki Region
Suomi Finland
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Universities of Applied Sciences in the Finnish education system
In Finland, higher education is provided by 14 academic universities and 24 professionally oriented universities of applied sciences
Master’s and Bachelor’s degree programmes are offered both in universities and universities of applied sciences
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Laurea in figures
Total amount of students 7800 Bachelor 7000 Master 800
About 650 international degree students and 300 exchange students each year
Average study time
Young students 4,2 years Adult students 3,2 years
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Together we are stronger
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Laurea’s Brand Promise Together we are stronger
Signifies Laurea’s commitment to develop it’s action together with students
Cooperation between the working life and students
Help the region through cooperation with the working life and students
Aim to make an impact on the whole Uusimaa region
Together we’re
stronger
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Laurea’s Service Promise We’re here for you at Laurea
Created together with the students, alumni and personnel
Obliges each Laurean to work for students’ future
Ensures smooth progress and good learning results
We are committed to a student-centered education approach
At Laurea, you can study flexibly and plan your own schedule. You get guidance, feedback and high-quality services that support your studies. At Laurea, you build your future with us – together with working life.
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What makes Laurea stand out? One of the biggest UAS’s in Finland
Located close to Helsinki
Ranked high in evaluations in Finnish higher education institutions
Recognized many times in quality of education
Unique learning model
Learning by Developing (LbD)
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Learning by Developing (LbD) model
Focuses on practical projects
Cooperation with real-life companies and organizations
Students learn through practical experience:
Participate in societal and business development Create innovations Entrepreneurial projects Act in international environments
Laurea’s Strategy 2020
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Studies at Laurea
Laurea offers 10 Bachelor’s Degree Programmes in Finnish and 6 in English
10 Master’s Degree programmes in Finnish and 2 in English
Studies in Open University of Applied Sciences
Enrolment open for all No base education or age restrictions
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Bachelor’s Programmes
Nursing (FI, EN) Social Services (FI, EN) Correctional Services (FI) Beauty and Cosmetics (FI) Physiotherapy (FI) Business Management (FI, EN) Business Information Technology (FI,EN) Security Management (FI, EN) Restaurant Entrepreneurship (EN) Tourism and Hospitality Management(FI)
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Master’s Programmes
In English Global Development and Management in Health Care Service Innovation and Design
10 additional programmes in Finnish
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Degree Structure Bachelor’s degrees • Extent of studies 210–270 ECTS, 3,5–4 years of full-time
studies • Studies consist of core competence modules, complementary
competence modules, including traineeship and thesis
Master’s degrees • Extent of studies 90 ECTS, about 1.5-3 years to complete • Because the programme structure is part-time, Master’s
degree can be taken while working
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Laurea’s regional services
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Research, Development & Innovation
Fields of expertise Health and social integrity Service business activities Coherent security Entrepreneurship and innovations
Strategic areas of expertise with which we are aiming at top-level activities of an international standard
Teaching Research and development work
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Research,
Development &
Innovation
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Research, Development & Innovation
Features uniting all of the areas of strength: Moving areas of strength toward service innovations and value networks The LbD operational model Internationally recognized and successful RDI work
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Internationality at Laurea
In today's working environment professional expertise has to include international and multicultural competence. The aim of Laurea is that each student will acquire skills that are competitive both in Finland and overseas.
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• Laurea has a network of 250 partner institutions around the world
• Laurea was awarded a Certificate for Quality in Internationalisation in 2015 by European Consortium for Accreditation, ECA
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Forms of International Cooperation
• Student mobility: exchanges and traineeships, intensive programmes
• IaH: Language and communication studies, studies in English, international themes, assignments and LbD projects, virtual studies etc.
• Staff mobility (teacher and non-teaching staff) • RDI–cooperation • Curriculum development, e.g. Joint/double degrees • Conferences, e.g. LbD-conferences, international
weeks • International Advisory Board
www.laurea.fi
Long mobility 2000-2015
www.laurea.fi
Long student mobility
www.laurea.fi
Long student exchanges from Laurea by degrees
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Business and Security mgmt. fromLaurea
Business IT from Laurea Nursing, Public Health Nursing, SocialServices, Beauty and Cosmetics &
Physiotherapy from Laurea
Hospitality mgmt. From Laurea
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
www.laurea.fi
Long student exchanges to Laurea by degrees
www.laurea.fi
Digital business in Laurea
https://www.facebook.com/digitalbusinesslaurea/
19.10.2016
www.laurea.fi 19.10.2016
heidiahlgren.wixsite.com/digi/single-post/2016/09/25/MARKETING-WEEK-2016
www.laurea.fi 19.10.2016
http://digitalbusinessautumn2015laurea.blogspot.fi/
www.laurea.fi 19.10.2016
http://www.ilkkakurkela.fi/feeling-proud-digital-business-students/
www.laurea.fi
Mazda project
19.10.2016
https://youtu.be/b4sCgtWBKcw
https://youtu.be/SovW48QFI98
www.laurea.fi 19.10.2016
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Happiness workshop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV6SAl-jLd8
www.laurea.fi
VIRtuaL2016 - International Business Event
19.10.2016
www.laurea.fi 19.10.2016
www.laurea.fi
Nordic Business Forum
19.10.2016
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Welcome to Laurea and Finland!
www.laurea.fi 19.10.2016
Anna Ikonen [email protected] +358400164482 https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaikonen1
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Good reading
http://www.studyinfinland.fi/ http://www.cimo.fi/instancedata/prime_product_julkaisu/cimo/embeds/cimowwwstructure/18941_finland_in_focus_web.pdf