Katarina Sandbacka
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Boosting Regional Growth: Highlighting the Vital Role of Vocational Education in Shaping the Future Workforce for Decision-Makers and Companies 

The awareness of vocational education, including its reputation, status, and role within society, is often seen as limited or insufficient. What steps can vocational education and training (VET) take to improve this perception?  In March 2025, we participated in the EnergyWeek event in Vaasa, Finland, to showcase the contributions of VET. This annual event attracts […]

The project group in Verona
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Collaboration for VET at the Verona meeting 

The VET2Sustain project team gathered in Verona on 12th-13th March 2025 for a productive and collaborative meeting, working efficiently toward the project’s objectives.  Luca Calligaro from ENAC warmly welcomed all participants at the start of the meeting. To ensure everyone was familiar with one another and understood their roles, the meeting began with introductions.  The

Metsä Wood company participating into Technology Tuesday
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Technology Tuesday: Bridging Education and Industry in Finland

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

Jenni, the teacher of practical nurse program
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English-language education boosts appeal of vocational training programs

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.

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