They Are Enjoying School!
High school students in Finland have a lot of freedom to choose which subjects they would like to learn and they have a high degree of freedom also to schedule their matriculation exams.
Category: Erasmus+ mobility
Teacher Training Course in AI and Digital Competences
From May 5th to May 10th, 2024, three upper secondary school teachers from Austria and Germany participated in an Erasmus+ staff mobility training course in Jyväskylä, Finland. The program, organized by Experience Workshop and led by trainer Jukka Lehtoranta, focused on AI and Digital Competences in Everyday Teaching.
Teacher Training Course in Finnish Education
From April 7th to 12th, 2024, a group of 22 educators from 6 countries came together for an inspiring Erasmus+ teacher training course on the “Essentials of Finnish Education.”
The Finnish Formula: How Play, Trust, and Nature Shape Early Education
Eighteen students from the Jane Addams School of Berlin (Germany) spent two weeks in Jyväskylä in the framework of their Erasmus+ occupational field study.
Learning Through Play: German Students Explore Finland’s Early Childhood Education
Twenty students from the “Johanna Just” school of Potsdam (Germany) spent two weeks in Jyväskylä in the framework of their Erasmus+ occupational field study.
Meet Tamara Traiser: An intern from Germany in Early Childhood Education in Jyväskylä
At Experience Workshop, we are proud to support international collaboration and cultural exchange through programs like Erasmus+. This year, we have the pleasure of welcoming Tamara Traiser, an enthusiastic and dedicated intern from Germany, who joined us in Jyväskylä, Finland, for a unique opportunity in early childhood education.
A Journey of Learning and Sustainability
At the end of January, Experience Workshop organised an Erasmus+ student mobility and teacher job shadowing of St Augustine’s Christian Primary and Secondary School in Fót, Hungary in Viitaniemi Lower Secondary School in Jyväskylä, Finland.
“The focus on student-centered learning and well-being is truly inspiring.”
During the last week of November, a group of 14 students and 4 teachers from Tamási High School in Hungary visited Finland on an Erasmus+ adventure to Muurame High School.