Finland’s School Vision 2045 - and a mother’s wish for equality

Code School Finland partnered with Egypt’s Ministry of Education and UNESCO International Bureau of Education to co-create the country’s new AI and coding curriculum as part of Egypt’s national Education 2.0 reform. The collaboration brought Finnish pedagogy, focused on equality, trust, and learning for understanding, into one of the region’s most ambitious education transformations. This blog post highlights how Finland’s approach to AI education supports governments and schools worldwide in building future-ready learners.

Investing in teachers is key to successful curriculum reform. In a recent workshop in Egypt, Code School Finland worked with Egyptian educators, ministry officials, and curriculum designers to support the country’s efforts to bring AI and coding into upper secondary education.

Code School Finland partners with School Grads to expand AI and coding education in Indian schools. Building future-ready classrooms across India.

At Code School Finland Future Skills Camp in Oulu, students from Ritsumeikan High School (Japan) joined Finnish peers to learn AI, coding, and teamwork through real-world projects and cultural exchange.

Code School Finland offers practical AI training for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Learn how AI can boost efficiency, drive growth, and stay compliant with the EU AI Act. Future-proof your business today!

Following a Memorandum between the Ministries of Education of Oman and Finland, Code School Finland and Code Academy Oman have partnered to co-operate in the field of AI education for youth. This initiative equips students and educators with essential AI skills through tailored curriculum development, teacher training, and real-world AI applications.

We're thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with Tecnológico de Monterrey, one of Latin America’s best private research universities. Through this partnership, Code School Finland is deepening its engagement in Mexico and Latin America. 

In this ground-breaking collaboration set to finally empower teachers across Ireland to embrace the teaching of coding skills, Flúirse Education Solutions and Code School Finland have proudly announced their partnership to bring "How to Teach Coding" courses to teachers across Ireland.

Based on the success of the program in Finland, the Code School program has already expanded to other Google Data Center regions in Ireland and Belgium, with Denmark, the Netherlands and Germany starting fall 2023.

The teacher training programme that provides school teachers with skills and tools to teach coding and robotics is expanding to Belgium and Ireland in January 2023.

Knowledge Group and Code School Finland will prepare Panamanian teachers with tools and skills for digital skills education in K-9.

Digital skills education by Code School Finland available in Spanish within Knotion learning ecosystem for Mexico and other countries.

During 2022 we are again running multiple publicly funded teacher training programs for creative coding in Finland.

We are working in South Africa to prepare children for a future where we don't even know what careers still exist. We aim to instill an attitude for life-long learning with pedagogial approach that supports the development of the 4Cs - creativity, critical thinking, collaboration and communication.

Code School Finland to provide coding, robotics and AI learning modules for the first Finnish Experience Flagship School in Malaysia, the UCSI International School (UIS) Kuala Lumpur.

San Jorge School, a forerunner to offer Finnish STEAM and coding education in Mexico, will follow Code School Finland’s coding and robotics curriculum for primary school grades 4-6. 

Related to a recent training program with participants from Malaysia and Hungary, I prepared a research study about how attending our course would change the participants’ perceptions and attitudes towards their own role as a coding teacher. Sign up to receive full details.

In preparation for the nationwide roll-out plan of coding & robotics announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa and the department of basic education, forward-looking schools are already running coding courses in classrooms.