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  1. Finland’s education system builds on this, taking advantage of the natural curiosity and placing it at the heart of education planning and curricula. 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 ...

  2. Overview of the education system (EAG 2023) In Finland, 33% of 15-19 year-olds are enrolled in general upper secondary education and 27% in vocational upper secondary education. A further 23% are enrolled in lower secondary programmes and 4% in tertiary programmes. This compares to an OECD average of 37% enrolled in general upper secondary ...

  3. Finland’s overall expenditure on education as a share of national wealth is high by international standards. In 2016, expenditure on primary to tertiary education as a proportion of GDP, at 5.5%, was higher than the OECD average of 5.0%. This represents a reduction of 4% since 2010, despite a 3% increase in GDP.

  4. May 11, 2020 · FINLAND EDUCATION SYSTEM. Ashok Federick. Finlandia University,Finlad. Email: ashokfed1@gmail.com. Abstract. If viewed from a geographical perspective, Finland is a Scandinavian country in ...

  5. eurydice.eacea.ec.europa.eu › national-educationOverview - europa.eu

    Dec 14, 2023 · The education system is based on trust and responsibility. In Finland the provision of education is steered through regulations, information and funding. Local autonomy is high. Most of the funding comes from local budgets and the government transfers are not earmarked.

  6. Since most education systems lack this critical ingredient, it is not possible to directly implement current Finnish practices. So, even if understanding how the Finnish system works today is useful, the biggest lessons we can take from Finland are not derived from the status quo, but from an understanding of the path it took to evolve from being average in the 1970s, to being a star performer today.

  7. The Finnish education system has a reputation as one of the best in the world. Flexibility, autonomy and equal opportunities are important characteristics of this system. This page describes the defining features and structure of the Finnish education system, including the characteristics of higher education in Finland.