Developing and Partnerships

The vocational special education institutions in Finland are leading the way in providing high-quality education for students with special needs. This network (AMEO) includes vocational colleges Live, Luovi, Kiipula, Optima, Spesia and Aitoo, which are known for their innovative approaches to education and their strong commitment to inclusivity. 

Here’s why these institutions are excellent international partners: 

  • Expertise in Special Needs Education: AMEO institutions have decades of experience in tailoring educational programs to meet the unique needs of students requiring special support. They focus on creating personalized learning environments that help students succeed both in school and in their future careers. 
  • Innovative Learning Methods: These schools go beyond the traditional classroom setting. They integrate a variety of digital tools, learning environments, pedagogical approaches and communication methods to enhance the learning experience. This makes learning more interactive and helps students gain practical skills, especially through workplace training programs. 
  • International Collaboration: Throughout the years these institutions have been active in many international projects aimed at improving education or offering chances to international mobility. They offer unique solutions and support models that can be adapted and applied in different countries.  
  • Consulting and Training Services: AMEO institutions provide consulting services and training programs nationally but also internationally. Their expertise is available to educational and other organizations, offering insights into how to implement inclusive education models, design individualized learning plans, and use digital learning tools effectively. 

By partnering with AMEO colleges, international organizations can access specialized knowledge and proven methods for improving special education. Whether you are looking to innovate in digital learning, workplace education, or special needs support, these Finnish institutions are excellent collaborators.