Finland’s world-class education system forms the foundation of the country’s success, feeding solutions to local and global challenges. Finland is frequently voted one of the best countries for education in the world, making it viable for process simulation by other education focused governments.
Finnish people highly value education. The teaching profession is highly respected, and most people consider the comprehensive school as one of the most noteworthy factors in Finnish history.
The welfare of Finnish society is based on knowledge and expertise – citizens need equal learning opportunities in order to secure and improve their know-how. Student performance in Finland is among the world’s best and excellent learning outcomes are achieved with average expenditure.
As there are only 5.5 million Finns, we can’t afford to leave anyone behind. Finland’s education system offers all its citizens equal opportunities for learning, irrespective of their domicile, gender, socio-economic status or linguistic, religious and cultural background.
Education is free at all levels, from pre-primary to tertiary education. School meals are offered free of charge all the way from pre-primary to upper secondary level and most education is publicly funded. In order to maximise the potential of every individual, learning and welfare are extensively supported and tailored to individual needs.
Accredited Finnish vocational and professional qualifications are available globally. Watch the video to learn what makes them the best in the world.
Finland’s world-class education system forms the foundation of the country’s success, feeding solutions to local and global challenges.
Finland is home to fresh air, pure water, clean energy and an abundance of green forests, and the country is striving to keep it that way through sustainable solutions.
Good governance, social innovation and functional solutions in business, industry and people’s everyday lives keep Finland running smoothly.
