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Program

Keimyung College University Visit

13.12. – 20.12. 2014

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Saturday 13.12. Arrival to Finland Welcome Dinner Hosts Principal Mr. Pekka Tauriainen Vice Principal Mrs. Vuokko Vänskä Coordinator Mrs. Veera Lanttola Sunday 14.12. Free time Monday 15.12. Keuda Group Vocational Education and Training Host Coordinator Katriina Lammi-Rajapuro

Tuesday 16.12. OMNIA, The Joint Authority of Education in Espoo Region Host Head of International Affairs, Mrs Seija Heikkinen

Wednesday 17.12. International Forum Thursday 18.12. Own program Friday 19.12. Visiting on-the-job-learning places Saturday 20.12. Leaving to Soul

Afternoon Topic: Digital Learning Environments in VET

12.15 Topic will be specified

Helena Rajalinna,

Teacher trainer, Learning Solutions Specialist, OMNIA

12.45 Quality Management

Representative of Korean Delegation

13.15 Digital Learning Environments in Varia

Speaker will be specified

13.45 Topic will be specified

Speaker will be specified,

Keuda Group Vocational Education and Training

15.00 Closing of the Forum and Coffee

8.30 Registration and Coffee

9.00 Welcome speech

Elina Lehto-Häggroth, Deputy Major City of Vantaa

9.15 Welcoming address

Chang Dong-hee, Ambassador

9.30 Internationalisation of VET at policy and practice level

– Case Finland

Hanna Autere, Counsellor of Education,

Finnish National Board of Education

10.15 National competence standards

Representative of Korean Delegation

11.00 Lunch

International Forum on VET Cooperation

Between Finland and South-Korea 17th December

HEUREKA – Finnish Science Centre

8.30 a.m. – 15.30 p.m.

• Population 5.5 million, with the majority living in its southern regions.

• Eighth largest country (338,424 km2) in Europe and the most sparsely populated country in the European Union.

• Parliamentary republic with a central government

• Capital Helsinki

• A total of 336 municipalities

• Two official languages: Finnish and Swedish

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Republic of Finland, Suomi

• Area 9.567 km2 • Population 1,585,473 • 26 municipalities • Officially bilingual region

Uusimaa – New Land

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Keuda Group Vocational Education and

Training

Keuda Group Vocational Education and Training

a consortium owned by 7 municipalities: Järvenpää, Kerava, Mäntsälä, Nurmijärvi, Pornainen, Tuusula and Sipoo

Population of the area 193 000

About 7000 students (of which some 2300 adults)

Staff 620

Turn-over about 54 mill. €

10 training units and a centre for apprenticeship training (with ~1200 apprentices)

Keuda Group

Business Idea and Vision

BUSINESS IDEA

We offer working life -oriented education and training to the young, the adults and the business life and development services for the progress of the region.

VISION 2011

Keuda is the best-known and most desirable education and training expert, partner and a strong developer of the working life in the region.

Keuda – Training True Professionals!

Keuda Group

Fields of VET

Full-time students

■ Technology and Transport (1877)

■ Tourism, Catering and Domestic Services (543)

■ Natural Resources and the Environment (438)

■ Health and Social Services (575)

■ Culture (364)

■ Business and Administration (420)

■ Natural Sciences (ICT) (214)

■ Humanities and Education (104)

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Keuda Group

Everyday cooperation with the working life

On-the-job learning is an integral part of every qualification

Customer and student projects Final projects Teachers maintain their professional skills

through on-the-job periods Vocational Advisory councils Development and cooperation projects E.g. Kuulos: Logistics know-how

in the Central Uusimaa region

Keuda Group

Competition results ■ FinnSkills, The Finnish Championships in professional qualifications

Gold: Cooking 2009 (restaurant chef), Floristry 2009 and 2014 Silver: Caring 2009 (practical nurse), Car painting 2014 Bronze: Industrial electronics2009, Landscape gardening 2009,

Cabinetmaker 2014

■ Abilympics 2009 (FinnSkills for special needs groups): silver in Caring

■ SAKUstars 2009 (national culture competition for vocal students) Gold: Choirs and vocal bands, Poetry,

Dance (improvised solo), Group recitation Silver: Photography, Instrumental duos Bronze: Dance (improvised solo), Acting,

Talent

Omnia The Joint Authority of

Education in Espoo Region

Omnia in Espoo region Omnia The Joint

Authority of Education in

Espoo Region

Omnia is a guarantee of expertise and attitude!

With centralised campuses and up to date learning environments Omnia increases the attraction of vocational education and training

Modern technology and environments require versatile and flexible learning and teaching methods (social media, entrepreneurial coaching, entrepreneur camps, extended individual work based learning periods etc.). The focus is shifting from teaching to coaching.

Omnia offers knowledge, skills and right attitude for students to take responsibility of themselves and their environment.

Omnia Decision making

Committees

Adult education

development

committee

Vocational skills

committee

Education

development

committee

Building committee

Students legal

protection committee

Regional

development group

Consortium meeting

Board of directors

General director

Executive board

Profit units

Omnia Vocational College

Omnia Adult Education

Centre

Omnia Apprenticeship

Office

Omnia Youth Work Shops

InnoOmnia

Consortium

services

Financial

services

Administration

services

Property

services

ICT services

Inspection board

Pedagogical board

Omnia Organisation

Omnia Vocational College Omnia Adult Education Centre Omnia Apprenticeship Office Omnia Youth Workshops InnoOmnia

Executive board Consortium services: Financial services, Administration

services, Property services and ICT services

Omnia Management

General director Tapio Siukonen Financial director Kai Iivari Property director Ilkka Määttä Administration director Riikka-Maria Yli-Suomu Quality director Kirsti Nopanen CIO Jarmo Tapio Principal Sirkka Wiman, Omnia Adult Education Centre Principal Juha-Pekka Saarinen, Omnia Vocational College Director of Apprenticeship office Tarmo Välikoski Director of Youth workshops Lisbet Salomonsson-Manninen Director Elina Oksanen-Ylikoski, InnoOmnia

Omnia Students & education sectors

10 000 students mainly from neighbouring municipalities Omnia Vocational College: 4 000 students Omnia Adult Education Centre: 2 000 fulltime and 2 000 part time students Omnia Apprenticeship Office: 1 800 students Omnia Youth Workshops: 200 trainees InnoOmnia: students from Vocational College

and Adult Education Centre

Culture

Natural Sciences

Tourism, catering and domestic services

Social services, health and sports

Technology, communications and transport

Social sciences, business and administration

Omnia Vocational College

19 Vocational Qualifications

A vocational qualification gives general eligibility for higher education in universities and universities of applied sciences.

It is possible to carry out the studies by following a specific study path to gain extra curricular competences (e.g. competition, international or entrepreneur path).

At least six months of the studies are carried out in working life (work based learning). The gained vocational competences are verified by skills demonstration.

Campuses: Espoo centre, Leppävaara, Kirkkonummi and Suomenoja

Alternatives = new profession, in-service or advanced training, vocational, further vocational or specialist vocational qualification or tailor made development training for companies and organisations

Competence-based qualification = knowledge, skills and competence is demonstrated in real-life working situations and assessed by a tripartite assessment body

Regulating guidelines = working life development and service assignment TYKE and the qualification organising permits

Omnia Adult Education Centre

Omnia Apprenticeship Office

Education is based on a temporary work contract between the student and the employer and on an individual study plan / document on individualisation.

80 % of work based learning (actual work tasks) which are supplemented with 20 % of theoretical studies in a vocational institution.

Possibility to carry out vocational, further vocational or specialist vocational qualifications.

Omnia Youth Workshops

Services

Vocational workshops for 17-24 year olds

Start up workshop for 15-16 year olds

Outreach youth work

The youngsters gravitating to workshops can be either unemployed or lacking a study place.

Time spend in workshops can be 1-12 months.

Annually approx. 200 trainees.

Outreach youth work offers individual support and guidance for youngsters without study place, school drop-outs or looking for information on studying.

Outreach youth work helps approx. 400 persons annually.

Omnia InnoOmnia

Innovative incubator of skills, competence and know-how aiming at developing entrepreneurs’, students’ and teachers’ entrepreneurial skills and readiness, ICT knowledge and internationalisation.

The pedagogy is based on blended learning in tight cooperation with the regional working life.

Offers inventive activities and innovative premises that act as genuine working, service and development environments.

Vantaa Vocational College Varia

City of Vantaa Organization

Vantaa Vocational College Varia

Vantaa Vocational College Varia

Founded in 1963

Owned by and located in the City of Vantaa

4 locations around the City of Vantaa

6 departments

Budget 33 M€

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3 000 students in vocational basic education

856 students in apprenticeship training

126 students in pre-vocational and 10th grade programs

staff 334

Vantaa Vocational College Varia

Culture

Department

Transport

Department

Tourism,

Restaurant

and Catering

Health &

Social

Services

Electrical

Engineering

Technical

Department

PRINCIPAL

DEVELOPMENT

Development Manager

HRM

Development Economic

Planning

International

affairs

Project

Management

Quality

Management

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

ECONOMIC AND

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

Finance Manager

VICE PRINCIPAL

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND

TRAINING FOR ADULTS

Head of Adult Education

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION

and

SUPPORT SERVICES

Head of Additional Education

and support services

Voluntary

additional

basic education

Study

Counceling

Special

Education

& Support

Services

Crafts and

Design

Head of the

Department

Head of the

Department

Head of the

Department

Head of the

Department

Head of the

Department

Head of the

Department

Pedagogical

Leadership

Visual

Expression

Hairdressing

Clothing

Design and

Production

Environmental

Design and

Construction

Vehicle

Technology

Logistics

Aircraft

Maintenance

Food

production

Hotel,

restaurant

and

catering

Tourism

Practical

nurse

Preparatory

and

rehabilitative

education

and guidance

Metalwork

and

Machinery

Electrical

Engineering

Precision

Mechanic

Building

Maintenance

Technology

Safety

and Security

Apprenticeship

training

Vocational adult

education and

training

Electrical

Engineering

Construction

Information

and

Marketing

PR AND

MARKETING

Student Affairs

office

Preparatory

and

rehabilitative

education

and guidance

Preparatory

education

and guidance

Preparatory

education

and guidance

Preparatory

education

and guidance

Preparatory

education

and guidance

Vantaa Vocational College Varia

Tennistie office

Talvikkitie office

Rälssitie office

Ojahaantie office

Leija adult education office

Teachers and..

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• 8 Student counselors

• 6 Special needs teachers

• 1,5 Psychologist

• 3 School Social Workers

• 7 Youth Workers

• 4 Health Care Nurses

• 1 (part time) Doctor

Hotel-, Restaurant-, Catering and Tourism

Department Vocational Qualification in

Hotel-, Restaurant and Catering Services:

Cook ; Waiter/ Waitress, (also in English)

Food Production, Baker-confectioner

Tourism Industry, Travel Counsellor

Vocational Qualifications in

Metalwork and Machinery,

Machinist, Plater-welder

Building Maintenance,

Heating, Plumbing and Ventilation Fitter

Electrical Engineering, Electrician

Construction Builder

,,,

Technology Department

Culture Department

Vocational Qualification in Social and Health

Care

• Children’s and Youth Care and Education,

• Mental Health and Drug Abuse Welfare Work,

• Nursing and Care,

• Care for the Disabled,

• Care for the Elderly, Practical Nurse

Vocational Qualification in Crafts and Design

Handicraft, textiles and clothing, environmental

Design and Construction, Artisan

Visual Expression, Visual Artisan

Hairdressing, Hairdresser

Social and Health Care Department

Transportation Department

Vocational Qualification in Vehicle

Technology,

Vehicle Body Repairs, Vehicle Body

Repairer

Vehicle Technology, Vehicle Mechanic

Vocational Qualification in Logistics,

Transportation Services, Driver

Storage Services, special education and

training,

Warehouse Operator

Vocational Qualification in Aircraft

Maintenance

Aircraft Maintenance, Technician

Vocational Qualification in Electrical

and Automation Engineering

• Electrical and Automation

• Engineering, Automation Assembler,

Electrician

• Watchmaking and Micromechanics,

Micromechanics, Micromechanic

Electrical Engineering Department

Welcome! Laila.brocker@vantaa.fi

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