asiakkaillaan

Asiakkaillaan is a Finnish term that refers to the assessment of schools and other educational institutions in Finland based on student performance and other factors. The system is used to evaluate the quality of education provided by schools and to provide parents and students with information about the performance of different institutions.

The assessment of schools is based on data such as pupil progress and attainment, as well as other factors such as teacher qualifications and the facilities available to students. The assessment results are then published in a publicly available report, which allows parents and students to make informed decisions about which school to attend.

The term "asiakkaillaan" can be translated to English as "for customers" or "based on customer satisfaction", but in the context of education, it specifically refers to the assessment of schools for the benefit of students and parents. The system is designed to promote transparency and accountability in education, and to allow schools to identify areas for improvement.

The assessment results are not used to penalize schools or to eliminate them from the system, but rather to provide a framework for schools to improve their performance and to promote a culture of continuous improvement. The results are also used to identify best practices and to share these with other schools, in order to support the development of high-quality education for all students.

Asiakkaillaan is an important part of the Finnish education system, and it provides parents and students with valuable information about the quality of education provided by different schools.