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We have the great pleasure to invite you a to visit the stand of Finland in the Global Skills Village in WSC2011 London. The theme of our stand is “Finland - It Works” referring to the fact that the attractiveness of VET in Finland has gradually improved since 2000. The stand is a common effort of Skills Finland, the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture, the Finnish National Board of Education, Centre for International Mobility CIMO and HAMK University of Applied Sciences.
The aim is to bring together the VET specialists from Finland and other WSI member countries to exchange views and ideas and to enhance cooperation in the future. Our stand in Global Skills Village offers visitors the chance to learn about vocational training, teacher training and internationalization of VET in Finland, to discuss related issues with Finnish educational specialists, and to network with Finnish specialists and organizations.
Timetable
Wednesday the 5th of October
11:00–12:00 Fashion Technology Ms Hanna Ketonen, Counsellor of Education, Master of Arts (MA), Finnish National Board of Education
14:00–15:00 Apprenticeship training Ms Lea Lakio, Councellor of Education, Finnish National Board of Education
Thursday the 6th of October
11:00-12:00 Education and science policy in Finland Director General Sakari Karjalainen, Head of Department of Education and Science Policy, Ministry of Education and Culture
12:00-13.00 The Finnish National Competition "Taitaja" Mr Iiro Suksi, Competition Director of Taitaja 2009
13:00–14:00 “Modeling of Vocational Excellence” - International study on vocational excellence (MoVE) Dr. Petri Nokelainen, research professor, Finnish National Board of Education
14:00–15:00 Developing Excellence in Skills - Programme for VET Teachers and Trainers Mr Tuomas Eerola, Executive Manager, HAMK Skills Trainers´ Academy Principal Lecturer, HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Professional Teacher Education Unit
Friday the 7th of October
10:00-11:00 Vocational education policy in Finland Mr Mika Tammilehto, Director, Head of Vocational Education Division Ministry of Education and Culture, Department of Education and Science Policy
11:00–12:00 Working conditions and working as a practical Nurse. Cooperation between the trade Union and education provider´s Ms Lena Öhman, planning officer, the Finnish Union of practical nurse´s
12:00-13:00 Vocational qualifications in vehicle technology, and in aircraft maintenance and logistics (transport) Mr Timo Repo, Chief Technologist The Finnish national Board of Education
13:00–14:00 Professional Teacher Education in Finland Ms Leena Nikander, D.Ed., Head of Degree Programme HAMK, University of Applied Sciences, Professional Teacher Education Unit
14:00–17:00 Cooperation of VET providers at national and European level Executive Director Mr Johan Hahkala and Development Manager Ms Tellervo Tarko, Finnish Association for the Development of Vocational Education and Training (AMKE) Director, Mr Sampo Suihko, Omnia, The Joint Authority of Education in Espoo Region;Vice-President of AMKE
Saturday the 8th of October
10:00–11:00 International and European cooperation in VET Head of Unit Mika Saarinen, Vocational Education and Training, Centre for International Mobility CIMO
11:00–13:00 Professional Teacher Education in Finland Ms Seija Mahlamäki-Kultanen, Director, HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Professional Teacher Education Unit Director of Education, Vice Rector, HAMK University of Applied Sciences D.Ed., Docent, Tampere University
Mr Martti Majuri, Research Manager HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Professional Teacher Education Unit Lic. in education, M.A. in Forestry
13:00-14:00 Skills Finland Ms Eija Alhojärvi, Executive director |