
Protection of interests
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education policy
HIOP ry acts as trustee of the technology sector of the Hämeenlinna University Center and the Forssa campus and, if necessary, takes a position on questions concerning its membership.
In 2024, the Engineers' Association aims to:
Let's lower the level higher
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Competence differences grow during elementary school
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Math skills are declining
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Curricula and teaching culture do not take into account students' differences and differences in skills
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The luma skills of those applying for studies should be taken into account in teacher trainingt
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Passing and quality in the field of technology
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High-quality technical know-how is necessary for the success of companies
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Challenges in passing the engineering field
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Guidance to be developed
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The best way to increase the number of skilled people is by developing education
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Resources should be set aside for filling the skill gaps in science and mathematics subjects
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Funding to be withdrawn per degree
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Possibilities for skill maintenance
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Updating the employee's skills must be made part of everyday working life
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The role of conversion training is growing and the distribution of funding is being developed
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To enable continuous learning, a knowledge account system will be created, which will be funded by individuals, companies and the state
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The number of short degrees and diploma courses will be increased
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Versatile experts for the needs of working life
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The special features of universities of applied sciences and universities in the higher education system will be preserved
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For increasing the number of degrees, additional funding must be allocated to the basic funding of universities of applied sciences
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The change in demand for engineers due to cyclical fluctuations is answered with conversion training
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Completing 75 percent of the students within the target time, e.g. by increasing study guidance resources