Objectives
The priorities in educational development are to enhance
competence and raise the level of education
among the population and in the labour force; to improve
the efficiency of the education and training system;
to prevent social exclusion among children and
young people; and to enlarge adults’ opportunities for
education and training. Special attention is paid to internationalisation
and the quality and effectiveness of
education, training and research.
Lifelong learning is a viewpoint permeating all policies
related to learning with a view to ensuring equal
opportunity in education and a high level of education
among the population as a whole. This policy
entails that everyone has sufficient learning skills and
opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills at
all ages and in different environments.
To this end, qualification-oriented education and
training is offered to the whole youth age group (16–
21) and measures are taken to upgrade and update
adults’ competencies. As the population grows older,
it is essential to accelerate young people’s transition
to further and higher education and, subsequently, to
the labour market by streamlining student selection
procedures, speeding up graduation and enhancing
recognition of prior learning.
The starting point in the development of general
education is to guarantee basic educational security
for everyone, irrespective of their place of residence,
language and financial status. Two of the foremost reforms
geared to improve children’s and young people’s
well-being have been to institute the right to pre-primary
education and morning and a system of afternoon activities
for schoolchildren.
The objective of general upper secondary education is
to provide a good all-round education and to build a
foundation for further studies. In the past ten years,
the upper secondary school has been developed towards
greater flexibility and a larger freedom of choice
for students, thereby improving their motivation. The
current focus in development is on content renewal.
ObjectivesThe priorities in educational development are to enhancecompetence and raise the level of educationamong the population and in the labour force; to improvethe efficiency of the education and training system;to prevent social exclusion among children andyoung people; and to enlarge adults’ opportunities foreducation and training. Special attention is paid to internationalisationand the quality and effectiveness ofeducation, training and research.Lifelong learning is a viewpoint permeating all policiesrelated to learning with a view to ensuring equalopportunity in education and a high level of educationamong the population as a whole. This policyentails that everyone has sufficient learning skills andopportunities to develop their knowledge and skills atall ages and in different environments.To this end, qualification-oriented education andtraining is offered to the whole youth age group (16–21) and measures are taken to upgrade and updateadults’ competencies. As the population grows older,it is essential to accelerate young people’s transitionto further and higher education and, subsequently, tothe labour market by streamlining student selectionprocedures, speeding up graduation and enhancingrecognition of prior learning.The starting point in the development of generaleducation is to guarantee basic educational securityfor everyone, irrespective of their place of residence,language and financial status. Two of the foremost reforms
geared to improve children’s and young people’s
well-being have been to institute the right to pre-primary
education and morning and a system of afternoon activities
for schoolchildren.
The objective of general upper secondary education is
to provide a good all-round education and to build a
foundation for further studies. In the past ten years,
the upper secondary school has been developed towards
greater flexibility and a larger freedom of choice
for students, thereby improving their motivation. The
current focus in development is on content renewal.
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