Kategorie: Finnland

„The proportion of low achievers in reading literacy is lowest in Ireland, Latvia, Finland and Norway, at around 10 %. Finland

„In Estonia, France and Finland, schools are generally allowed to use admissions criteria. For example, in Finland, schools with certain

„In Finnland und Schweden gibt es Zulassungsbeschränkungen für viele Bildungsgänge und Fächergruppen, was dazu führt, dass mehr als 60 % der

„In den 27 OECD-Ländern mit verfügbaren Daten waren 2017 die Ausgaben pro Bildungsteilnehmer in berufsbildenden Bildungsgängen durchschnittlich 1.500 US-Dollar höher als

„At 5.8 %, Finland currently has only a small proportion of immigrant students in education, like Iceland. Since immigrants from the

„According to the TALIS survey, only 18% of teachers think that the teaching profession is valued by society. Therefore, strengthening

„Several PISA cycles have found that girls outperform boys on reading tests and that the gender difference is especially large

„Admission to postsecondary education is based on upper-secondary school grades and, often, entrance examinations.“Univ.-Prof. Dr. Juho Härkönen u. a., Educational Transitions

„We analysed more recent birth cohorts and found that inequality in completed education increased from cohorts born in 1960s to

„Young people in Finland often have longer initial education careers than in other countries. In particular, they start later and