Young Finnish pupils to learn programming?
A Finnish minister says the government is mulling the idea of introducing computer programming to the syllabus of primary schools in the country. Alex...
Lockout causes teachers to lose faith in Danish government
About 69,000 Danish teachers are still affected by the lockout which has prevented them from coming to work until a new collective bargaining agreem...
Teachers to be locked out after Easter break
Teachers and the state have failed to reach an agreement over working hours, therefore teachers and students were locked out after the Easter break. N...
Iceland-based language learning app gains worldwide attention
LingoWorld, a newly launched language learning app by Cooori, has gained worldwide attention during the first week of its release, receiving over 20,0...
Finnish education system rated best in world
Finland has the world’s best education system, according to a recent study carried out by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Swedish officials: new visa scheme could attract foreign students
Sweden’s Mitigation Board has suggested the implementation of a new ‘right to stay’ visa scheme for foreign students. The most recent Migrationsverket...
Sweden ponders regulations for kids’ spending on mobile phones
Stockholm has said that it is looking into introducing laws that will limit the amount of money that children can spend via smartphones. The country’s...
Finnish minister eyeing home schooling reforms
Finland’s minister of education is reportedly considering reforms to home schooling in the Scandinavian country.