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Finland Breaks New Ground with English-Language Upper Secondary Curriculum

Seven schools are opening English-language upper secondary programmes, with 132 students selected for 170 places, the Finnish National Agency for Education said.

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A law change introduced last year means upper secondary school students can now take classes and sit the end-of-school matriculation exams in English.

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With 99,295 pupils in compulsory education, the canton of Vaud is recording an increase among schoolchildren. Minister PLR details the measures for early childhood and the responses to the heatsFor his fifth school year at the head of the Vaud Department of Education and Vocational Training, Frédéric Borloz is preparing to welcome 136,000 pupils as early as Monday, 17 August. In a context of continuous population growth, with 1053 students more …

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Interactive lessons, more relevant, interconnected and adapted to the labour market. The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) has launched for public consultations the project of the new generation of curriculum for general education. The document proposes the integration of different disciplines in teaching other school subjects, as well as prioritizing the development of practical skills at the end of studies.

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Helsinki Times broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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