The government on Thursday forwarded to the President for approval the new Act on Vocational Education and Training which will

Schools will be opened this week in most of the municipalities in the country with about 62,900 first-graders enrolling, said

President of the Trade Union of Education in Finland (OAJ) Olli Luukkainen on Friday accused the municipalities of 'unfair manoeuvring'

Hope, a country-wide charity organisation, and the Pohjolan Osuuspankki of OP Financial Group are almost finished with implementing a programme

The Aalto University Foundation Board at a recent meeting appointed Professor Ilkka Niemelä as the President of the university for

The cost cuts in the education sector during the tenure of the present government are the most significant threat to

More than 600 new words, phrases and senses, including "woke" and "post-truth," have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary

A total of 103,600 students attended upper secondary general school education leading to a qualification in 2016, according to Statistics

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on Friday published a review of research and innovation policy in Finland

A little more than 100 years after Albert Einstein developed his theory of general relativity, astronomers have successfully used its