Regenerointiliuokset

Regenerointiliuokset are a special type of educational system used in Finland. The term "regenerointiliuokset" is Finnish for "regenerative classes" or "regeneration years".

In Finland, regenerointiliuokset is a concept introduced in the 1980s as part of the country's education reform. The system was designed to provide students with an alternative path to complete their secondary education. Regenerointiliuokset is typically aimed at students who have previously failed to complete their education or have encountered difficulties in the traditional school setting.

These special classes are designed to offer a second chance for students to complete their education by repeating the necessary subjects or courses. The classes are usually held separately from the regular school and are staffed by specially trained teachers. The program is voluntary, and students can choose to participate in regenerointiliuokset if they meet the eligibility criteria.

The primary goal of regenerointiliuokset is to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the labor market or pursue further education. The program is free of charge, and the Finnish government finances it. The success of regenerointiliuokset can be measured by the number of students who complete their education and enter the workforce or continue their studies after participating in the program.