Finland has a proven track-record as the home of world-class education. The Finnish school system has been built on the egalitarian principle of good quality universal education, which is inclusive and comprehensive. In fact, the learning gap of the weakest and the strongest pupils in Finnish schools is one of the narrowest in the world.
The good results of Finnish education system were not achieved overnight. It has taken decades and many reforms to take the Finnish educational system where it is now. Finland has developed education in a systematic way in a broad cooperation with stakeholders. Let’s discuss, share the ideas and know-how we have gained in the process but we do not believe the system can be copied as such to another country.
This course is recommended for educators, teachers and researchers who are interested in understanding the Finland education system in detail. In This course, we will discuss all sections of Finnish Education starting with Early Childhood Education to University Tertiary education.
Demystifying Finnish Education (FE201)
FE101 - Introduction to Finland Education (Optional)