Kategorie: Finnland

Finnland: „Training to become a teacher is among the most popular choices of Finnish university students. Many students apply for

Finnland: „An indicator of the popularity of teaching is that a mere 10 to 15 percent of teachers abandon their

„The schools system of Finland and Sweden are, in reality, more different than a first impression might suggest. One difference

„In Finland, ensuring that individuals gain a secondary qualification beyond compulsory general education (up to age 16) is a specific

„In Finland, the ‚Matriculation examination‘, the national test carried out at the end of upper secondary education, has been gradually

„The share of private funds for tertiary education in Austria, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg and Norway accounted for 8 % or less

„Public expenditures on tertiary education are above 1.8 % of GDP in Austria, Finland, Norway and Sweden (in comparison to the

„For international university students, the top five countries are Switzerland, Norway, Germany, Finland and the United States.“OECD (Hrsg.), „How do

„Those who failed to complete upper secondary education account for nearly half of all youth who are not in employment,

Finnland: „Youth unemployment rates for the age group 15 to 29 reached 14.7% in 2017, placing Finland seventh highest in