The welfare of Finnish society is built on education,
culture and knowledge. All children are guaranteed
opportunities for study and self-development according
to their abilities, irrespective of their place of
residence, language and financial status. All pupils are
entitled to competent and high-quality education and
guidance, a safe learning environment and well-being.
The flexible education system and basic educational
security make for equity and consistency in results.
The Finnish education system has three levels: basic
education, comprising primary and lower secondary
levels; upper secondary education and training; and
higher education. Pre-primary education is available
to children in the year preceding compulsory schooling.
Basic education is uniform nine-year general education
given in comprehensive schools. The upper
secondary level comprises vocational education and
training and general education. Higher education is
provided at polytechnics and universities.
Adult education and training is available at all levels.
In addition, liberal adult education offers a wide range
of recreational studies and education which develop
competencies and citizenship skills.
In Finland, pre-primary education, basic education
and upper secondary education and training, complemented
by early childhood education and before- and
after-school activities, form a coherent learning pathway
that supports children’s growth, development and
well-being.
Students’ transition from one level of education to the
next is safeguarded by legislation. Both general and
vocational upper secondary certificates provide eligibility
for further studies in universities and polytech
The welfare of Finnish society is built on education,culture and knowledge. All children are guaranteedopportunities for study and self-development accordingto their abilities, irrespective of their place ofresidence, language and financial status. All pupils areentitled to competent and high-quality education andguidance, a safe learning environment and well-being.The flexible education system and basic educationalsecurity make for equity and consistency in results.The Finnish education system has three levels: basiceducation, comprising primary and lower secondarylevels; upper secondary education and training; andhigher education. Pre-primary education is availableto children in the year preceding compulsory schooling.Basic education is uniform nine-year general educationgiven in comprehensive schools. The uppersecondary level comprises vocational education andtraining and general education. Higher education isprovided at polytechnics and universities.Adult education and training is available at all levels.In addition, liberal adult education offers a wide rangeof recreational studies and education which developcompetencies and citizenship skills.In Finland, pre-primary education, basic educationand upper secondary education and training, complementedby early childhood education and before- andafter-school activities, form a coherent learning pathwaythat supports children’s growth, development andเป็นอยู่ที่ดีขึ้นนักเรียนเปลี่ยนจากระดับหนึ่งของการศึกษาเพื่อการต่อไป เป็นจริง โดยกฎหมาย ทั้งทั่วไป และใบรับรองรองด้านอาชีวศึกษาให้มีคุณสมบัติเหมาะสมศึกษาต่อในมหาวิทยาลัยและ polytech
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