OUR COURSES
At PreClass, we recognize the crucial role that teachers and administrators play in the success of an educational institution. That's why we partner with the University of Eastern Finland to offer high-quality training courses that empower educators and educational leaders to excel in their roles.
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PreClass partners with the University of Eastern Finland, a leader in education, to deliver exceptional teacher training programs. Led by the university's renowned experts, these programs empower educators with the knowledge and skills needed in today's evolving landscape.
Understanding the Secrets of Finnish Education: Training Future Teachers
The hybrid training program provides hands-on experience and insight into the Finnish education system, which has been highly ranked in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).
The training program includes the following components:
Lectures and keynotes by Finnish educators
Reflective workshops with Finnish educational experts
Online learning materials and reflective development assignments
Target group
Early Childhood Educators, Teachers, School administrators, School leaders
Duration
2 months/module, Full program approximately 10 - 12 months
Program Overview:
Module 1: Introduction to Finnish Pedagogy
Module 2: Principles and Practices in Early Childhood Education: An Introduction
Module 3: Innovative Learning Environments
Module 4: Pedagogical Solutions
Module 5: Special Education
Additional Add-on Modules:
- Positive Leadership
- Pedagogical Application of Digital Tools in E-learning
Important Note: Please note that Module 1 is mandatory. After completing the first module, other modules can be taken. (Please note that the course is conducted in English.)
The University of Eastern Finland is a top-ranked university, especially known for its excellent teacher training program. At PreClass, you'll learn from experienced and highly qualified teachers who will help you become a better educator.
Module 1
Introduction to Finnish Pedagogy
This course explores Finnish education, covering curriculum, assessment, and inclusive teaching methods like co-teaching. It examines the Finnish National Curriculum's focus on well-being and student agency within a highly inclusive system. Participants gain theoretical knowledge and engage in practical activities to reflect on their learning, with a focus on values, 21st-century skills, and evaluation.
Module 3
Innovative Learning Environments
This module explores modern learning environments, focusing on the connection between learning objectives, pedagogy, and physical space. Participants will learn to design spaces that foster 21st-century skills, active learning, and collaboration, aligning with the Finnish National Curriculum's emphasis on diverse and flexible learning environments.
Module 5
Special Education
This module explores inclusive education in Finland, emphasizing student agency and ownership of learning. It covers special education, support systems, and inclusive classroom practices. Finland's goal is to provide equal opportunities for all students, regardless of challenges, by fostering agency and offering individualized support within mainstream education.
Module 2
Principles and Practices in Early Childhood Education: An Introduction
This module explores early childhood education, covering core concepts and pedagogical approaches that promote holistic learning and well-being. Through online lectures and hands-on workshops, participants will learn to plan, teach, and evaluate, while observing child development and understanding the impact of pedagogical choices.
Module 4
Pedagogical Solutions
This module delves into key aspects of Finnish education, including student well-being, agency, and co-teaching approaches that foster phenomenal learning. It explores strategies for developing a positive school culture, utilizing strengths to enhance learning experiences, and engaging stakeholders in the school community.