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SA education experts weigh in on emulating Finland's te... - Vimarsana News

SA education experts weigh in on emulating Finland's te...

In the wake of Finnish Education Minister Li Andersson’s visit to South Africa, Maverick Citizen asked South African education experts about what can be learnt from Finland’s teacher training strategies.

South Africa takes 'valuable lessons' from Finland on e... - Vimarsana News

South Africa takes 'valuable lessons' from Finland on e...

A ‘best practice’ education system is the foundation for the European country’s economic success and its ranking as the world’s happiest place. Now Finnish experts are coming to share their insights.

Executive Director of UNICEF Catherine Russell to visit Finland | Ulkoministeriö / Utrikesministeriet - Vimarsana News

Executive Director of UNICEF Catherine Russell to visit Finland | Ulkoministeriö / Utrikesministeriet

Executive Director of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Catherine Russell will visit Finland on 19 October. Russell was invited to Finland by Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Ville Skinnari.

Source: sttinfo.fi
Early childhood education can break cycle of poverty but is plagued by 'wicked problems' - experts - Vimarsana News

Early childhood education can break cycle of poverty but is plagued by 'wicked problems' - experts

Academics say early childhood education is a resource that can break the cycle of poverty, but the sector is battling "wicked problems".

Source: news24.com
HS: Left Alliance divided over patient safety act despite amendments - Vimarsana News

HS: Left Alliance divided over patient safety act despite amendments

Helsingin Sanomat on Friday reported that at least a couple members of the ruling party will vote against the government bill, drafted in response to the threat of strikes in intensive and home care units across Finland.