Technology Tuesday is an annual national event day in Finland, when vocational colleges and companies organise events in their hometowns. The event takes place in November. – We have held the event here at Samiedu for years. The day brings together students, teachers, technology professionals, and businesses, providing a unique opportunity to learn about technological […]

English-language training can significantly enhance the appeal of vocational education and training programs. By offering training programs in English, institutions become more attractive to international applicants, boosting their global reach. This, in turn, invigorates local economies as businesses draw in new talent. English-language training also strengthens the competitiveness of educational institutions and supports students’ employability.

In Finland, vocational education and training (VET) students are increasingly benefiting from international learning experiences through the Erasmus+ KA1 programme. At Samiedu Vocational College, we actively use the programme to offer our students opportunities to study and train abroad, helping them develop valuable international skills.  A First Step Abroad for Many Students  For many vocational

We interviewed Guidance Counsellor Marika Malinen at Samiedu Vocational College, to discuss how study counseling can help make vocational education more attractive. Malinen has seven years of work experience as a Guidance Counsellor in vocational education and training.  During Malinen’s career, changes in vocational education have been positive, leading to increased interest in this type

Dozens of job seekers and employer representatives filled Samiedu’s Paussi restaurant on the day of the Recruitment Fair. The day was a success and the queue for the fair started at the main entrance of Samiedu. Students were selling their skills to companies for the upcoming summer season and companies were on hand to showcase