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Educational
Leadership
Tour
What our participant says
The crux of Finnish excellence in education. A secret of creating self-organized teams
Aims at preparing those that work with education, in educational institutions, HR management, governmental positions or NGOs.
The program focuses on state-of-the-art skills and concepts of international educational leadership. It enables educators to change and reform educational policies and practices in their own country in international settings.
Who should attend it?
The program is meant for educational leaders, management, administrators and teachers who are interested to learn about the Finnish Education System with a specialization of applying contemporary leadership skills in the context of education.
Highlights of the tour:
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Listen to practical case studies from versatile Finnish Principals with over 32 years of experience
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First-hand experience of the international education system and direct links with schools and pupils which would last a lifetime.
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Emphasis on team building and shared leadership of the school or any other educational organization.
Focus Areas
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Understanding the Finnish Education System and its working with practical examples and workshops by the Finnish and international teachers / Educators
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Understanding the concept of pedagogical leadership and developing the ability to establish a pedagogical perspective when planning courses and programs
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Introduction to Learning management systems and Course works
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Get to know a number of ideas and activities that will engage and encourage teachers
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Communicate better with external stakeholders
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Practical Experience and class observations in Finnish Schools
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Interactions with teachers and Principals
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Kindly Note:
Before making the payment, kindly fill out the registration form. Filling up a registration form is the first mandatory step to reserve your seat for the tour.
Early bird price ends 2 months before the Tour Start Date. Example: For the tour starting on 10th April 2024, early bird closed on 10th February 2024. So, choose an appropriate payment option.
**Exclusive Offer is valid only for 5 participants first come first serve basis.
Kindly use payment option below where you can securely make payment with Credit Card or through PayPal.
Details For Online Bank Transfer (International)
Account Name: CCE FINLAND OY
Account Number: FI 41 1146 3001 1433 92
BIC / SWIFT : NDEAFIHH
Bank: Nordea
Currency: EURO
Beneficiary Address: Maijalankatu 9 E 18, 33720, Tampere, FINLAND
Beneficiary Bank Address: Insinoorinkatu 23, 33720, Tampere, FINLAND
Fees
Early bird offer is open till 2 months before the tour date
Registration till EBD: 2400 €
Registration after EBD: 2750 €
Group Discount
For a group of 5 or more, kindly contact us at info@ccefinland.org
Inclusion in fees :
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Workshops and school visit coordination fees
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Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, and Coffee
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Accommodation for 5 nights on twin sharing basis during the program (Check-in Tuesday- Check-out - Friday)
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Single Supplement: EUR 400 extra
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Premium Single Occupancy: EUR 500 extra
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Transport for visiting the local schools
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Faculty fee, course materials, stationery.
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Visa Assistance (Invitation letter and other documents)
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Online LMS access to CCE's Google Classroom
Tour Program
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NOTE:
*CCE reserves the right to change the program depending on the batch size of the participants. The customized tour can be also arranged as per the requirement. For more details, please contact us at info@ccefinland.org
Faculty Profile
Kari Louhivuori
Head, Pedagogy Leadership at CCE Finland
Veteran teacher and ex-Principal of Kirkkojarvi School, Espoo who have been instrumental in developing Finnish learning experiences since the 1970s. Throughout his career, Kari strongly emphasized on the collaborative developments of schools and organic educational leadership.
Kirkkojärvi School got a new building in 2010. Kari worked in close collaboration with Verstas Architects in the planning of the prize-winning school building.
Before you meet Kari, just read an interesting article featuring him: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/why-are-finlands-schools-successful-49859555/
Currently, Kari consults schools, universities, and educators across the globe as CCE's pedagogical coach.
Martti Hellström
Doctor of Education
Master of Philosophy(1982) and PhD (Doctor of Education) 2004, Martti Hellström is a well-known Trainer of teachers and headmasters for over 4 decades. Martti has been active as a Classteacher since 1977 and then he became Headmaster at Aurora Elementary School. He was the Editor in Chief at Luokanopettaja-professional newsletter 1994-2013
Since 2018, Martti is a Lecturer of Education at the University of Helsinki
Heramb Kulkarni
Head, ICT Development, and Strategy - CCE Finland
Speaker and trainer on EduTech, collaborative learning, and innovation across 12 countries. Trained more than 14000+ teachers, Educators, leaders on strategy and ICT innovations Research.
Heramb consults many governments and large organizations across 3 continents, Europe, Asia and Africa within key countries like Denmark, USA, Bahrain and Indian states like Delhi, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra. His research areas are educational technology and creativity, global education reforms and collaborative innovations. As an educator, social entrepreneur and technology wizard, he is on the advisory board of many educational institutes and innovative start-ups across Europe and India. He has held leadership positions across large MNCs like Nokia, Lucent Technologies, Skyworks and Accenture with vast experience in technology, architecture and software development domain.
Miia Bergman
Vice Principal at Ylöjärven lukio
Miia Bergman is a Vice-Principal and teacher of mathematics, chemistry, and ICT at Ylöjärven lukio, Tampere.
Earlier she was heading the Rudolf Steiner School as a Principal. She has graduated as Master of Science in Engineering at the Tampere University of Technology. She has also worked as a member of the national board of the Waldorf education in Finland since 2016. Her work has included developing the school's organizational as well as pedagogical issues following the trends of modern times. So nowadays she is specialized not only in teaching mathematics but also, in general, the operation of the second level in Finland.
FAQ
1. What is the difference between education tour and symposium arranged by CCE?
The Finland education tour focuses on the Finnish education model and specially designed to make the participants aware of as many aspects of the Finnish education system as possible. The symposium is generally for 4 or 5 days, out of which the first two days are dedicated to the Finnish education model and the last two days are reserved for the international paper presentations on creativity in education. So there is more scope for discussion on creative education. One can listen to various studies going on in different parts of the world about creativity.
2. Where do we start?
All participants are required to CHECK-IN on Tuesday evening at Tampere hotel. The travel from Helsinki to Tampere on Sunday is not covered in the tour fee.
3. Where will we be staying in Finland?
The participants shall be accommodated in popular hotels in Helsinki and Tampere. Hotels in the range of 100 to 120 Euro per night (breakfast included), are being considered. All hotels are 4 Stars category.
4. What is the duration of this delegation?
The delegation shall consist of 4 days and 3 nights at Finland. Of these, 3 days shall be for official visits to schools and other institutions and workshops. Participants will be free to explore Helsinki, Tampere and other places of interest nearby during free time.
5. Does the fee include payment for meals too?
Breakfasts are included in the hotel charges. Lunches and snacks will be served on all 3 days of official visits. Dinners are not provided so that the participants can explore the local cuisine.
7.What about visa processing?
CCE will send the necessary documents to the participants like invitation letters but the participants need to arrange their own visa.
8.What if I confirm and drop out? Will I be given a refund for the fee?
Refunds are subject to the cancellation policies of the travel agency and the hotel partners. The refund policy is as follows: a. Less than 30 days prior to the trip - No refund under any circumstances (e.g. rejection of visa) b. Less than 90 days but more than 30 days - 50% of the cost will be refunded
. More than 90 days to trip - 80% of the cost will be refunded
9. What are some of the key dates?
Last date for sending the registration form and paying full delegation fee - 1 month before tour starts
Last date for sending all the documents for Visa and Ticketing - 1 month before tour starts
* Schengen Visa takes at least 30 working days. Hence, in case of a delay in submitting the Visa documents, we will not be able to assure a confirmed visa.