WinNova and in Brief Finland education system
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Short presentation about our school WinNova and Finlands educational system. Hungary, Eger 22.4.-26.4.2013
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- 2. WinNova West Coast Education Ltd
- 3. WinNova West Coast Education Ltd WinNova • offers training tailored to the needs of the local commercial and industrial life • provides a wide-ranging supply of education • operates at a high level of quality Pori and Rauma Colleges, Pori Adult Education Centre and Innova merged into West Coast Education Ltd WinNova 1 Jan 2010. WinNova by numbers • turnerover 60 M€ • 6000 students • approx. 700 members of staff 19.4.20133 WinNova 1.1.2010 Pori College Rauma College Pori Adult Education Centre Innova
- 4. Education Sites of WinNova 19.4.20134 • 30 units in 4 locations (Rauma, Pori, Laitila and Ulvila)
- 5. Customer Segments YOUNGSTERS Vocational qualifications Matriculation examination ADULTS Pragmatic education based on individual needs Adult education Additional professional training BUSINESS Pragmatic and company customized education based on the needs analyses PROJECTS A significant amount of national and international development projects involving education and guidance in particular 19.4.20136
- 6. Fields of Study 19.4.20138 • Aircraft Maintenance • Architecture and Construction • Automotive & Transport Engineering • Beauty Care • Business and Commerce • Cleaning Services • Computing and Software • Domestic and Consumer Services • Earthwork • Electrical & Automation Engineering • Food Sciences & Industry and Biotechnology • Forestry • Graphics and Communications Technology • Guidance and Orientation Training • Health Care and Social Services • Hotel and Catering • Immigrant Training • Information and Telecommunications Technology • Language Training • Maritime • Mechanical, Metal and Energy Technology • Music • Nature and Environment • Process, Chemical and Materials Engineering • Security • Textiles and Clothing Technology • Theatre, Set Construction • Tourism
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- 8. The Board of WinNova 19.4.201310 • The Chairman of the Administrative Board: Ms. Elina Junnila • Executive Board: • Chairperson: Mr. Esa J. Anttila • Representatives from: • City of Pori • City of Rauma • City of Laitila • Pori Adult Education Institution • Employee Groups • Chamber of Commerce • Managing Director Mr. Lasse Schultz
- 9. WinNova Management 19.4.201311 • Managing Director Mr Lasse Schultz • Principal/adult Mr Juha Koivusalo • Principal/youth Mr Juha Vasama • Personnel Manager Ms Elisa Vahteristo (from 1st of June) • Financial Manager Ms Minna Kangas • Development Manager/projects Ms Taina Kivioja • Property Manager Mr Jukka Salminen • Communications Manager Ms Diana Bergroth-Lampinen
- 10. 19.4.2013 Etunimi Sukunimi12 Pre-Primary Education Basic education Matriculation examination (General upper secondary education) Vocational qualifications (Upper secondary vocational education and qualification) Work experience Further vocational qualification Specialist vocational qualification Polytehnic Bachelor’s degrees Polytechnic Master’s degrees Master’s degrees / Bachelor’s degrees In University Doc. lic Work experience The Finnish Education System
- 11. Pre-Primary and Basic Education • Is mainly funded by Finnish government through municipal authorities, only 3 % are private schools • Pre-school education normally starts at the age of 6 in kindergarten • Formal education starts at age of 7 and primary school takes 6 years • Lower secondary school takes 3+1 years • Attendance to school is compulsory between the ages of 7 and 16 • There is national core curriculum, but local variations can be made • After compulsory education, student is eligible to apply to general upper secondary education or to vocational upper secondary education and training or may enter the labor market • School year starts in mid-August and lasts until beginning of June (about 190 days) • Finnish 15-year old school children were ranked number 1. in PISA studies 2000, 2003 and 2006. 19.4.2013 Mr. Kimmo Liljeroos
- 12. Upper Secondary Education • Student selection is mainly based on previous study records and possible work experience and other comparable factors • The syllabus of general upper secondary education is designated to last three years, but studies can be completed in 2 to 4 years. • Structure of upper secondary education is modular, so you may combine studies from both general education studies and vocational education and training studies • There are 52 vocational qualifications, including 112 different study programmes • Students’ skills and knowledge are assessed after completion of each study module together with a work life representative • All studies in general upper studies and in vocational education and training are based on individual study plans • Vocational upper secondary qualifications can be taken by school-based education or as apprenticeship training 19.4.2013 Mr. Kimmo Liljeroos
- 13. Higher Education System • Higher education is offered by universities and polytechnics • Universities emphasis scientific research and instructions • Polytechnics have more practical approach • Students who have general eligibility can apply to university or polytechnic • General eligibility = completion of 3 years of general upper studies or completion of vocational qualification • Universities can admit applicants who have completed open university studies • Completing a degree takes from 3 to 6 years 19.4.2013 Mr. Kimmo Liljeroos
- 14. Adult Education and training • At upper secondary schools adults may study for same upper secondary vocational qualifications as young people • More flexible way is to study by competence-based qualification • System allows students to demonstrate their vocational skills by competence tests showing whether they have acquired the skills at work or by studying or as a result of leisure interests • There are three levels in competence-based qualifications • Upper secondary vocational qualifications • Further vocational qualifications • Specialist vocational qualifications • Requirements in competence-based qualifications are coming from the Finnish National Board of Education 19.4.2013 Mr. Kimmo Liljeroos
- 15. Need more information? • Winnova: • Internet: www.winnova.fi • Facebook: www.facebook.com/winnova • Twitter: WinNovaOnline • Finland education system • Ministry of Education and Culture (http://www.minedu.fi/OPM/?lang=en) • Finnish National Board of Education (http://www.oph.fi/english) 19.4.2013 Etunimi Sukunimi17