Our members

Tampere University is a multidisciplinary research university with seven faculties, making it the second largest university in Finland. It is a solid partner for institutions looking for research-based education services.  

Tampere University is particularly experienced in K-12 teacher training in close affiliation with its own Teacher Training School. Its specialty in Educational sciences also includes university pedagogy.

Fun Academy focuses on professional development of early years educators - with guidance to the Fun Learning approach, classroom design, curricular work, content resources and thematic phenomenon-based learning.

MIF Academy offers lifelong learning skills to those in working life. Our group has been training Finnish working life since 1946. We offer training for top experts, from short courses to qualifications, online,  remotely and onsite in Finland. Our primary expertise is leadership, management, ICT, communication, and export business.

ThingLink helps convert text-based training materials into interactive multimodal learning experiences that can be tracked and shared across devices and platforms. Application areas include vocational and corporate training, employee onboarding, up-skilling, workplace safety and simulations.

Moilo is a creative company dedicated to enhancing children’s development through cognitive learning and playful educational experiences. One of Moilo's standout tools is Moka Mera Lingua, a language app available in 13 languages, designed specifically for children’s natural language acquisition. Moka Mera Lingua uses only speech—there’s no requirement to read or write—making it accessible to young learners. This playful, immersive approach allows children to explore new languages by listening and interacting, fostering a joy of learning from an early age.

Moilo produces high-quality, story-driven content tailored to children aged 0-12. Their approach, inspired by the Finnish educational system, emphasizes understanding children’s needs in varied contexts. Moilo's strength lies in its multi-platform storytelling across diverse formats, including live-action drama, animation, digital content, games, event concepts, and applications. This broad expertise enables Moilo to create tailored learning materials and educational technology that engage and inspire children in meaningful ways.

Code School Finland revolutionises the way K-12 schools prepare their students for the future. Our award-winning AI curriculum and teacher professional development courses guarantee AI literacy for students of all ages. 

Our teaching materials are based on academic research and the Finnish educational model allowing everyone to share the success of one of the world’s best systems. The AI Curriculum aligns with the learning objectives of international curricula ensuring seamless implementation in schools around the globe.

With our help any teacher can teach coding, robotics and AI, regardless of their academic background and experience.

Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences (SeAMK) is a multidisciplinary institution of higher education and an efficient actor in research, development and innovation.

 SeAMK has five Bachelor (Nursing, International Business, Automation Engineering, Agri-Food Engineering and Hospitality Management) and two Master (International Business Management as well as Social and/or Health Care Services, Development and Management) degree programmes taught in English. 

TAKK, is a multisector vocational educator and working life developer. Annually, there are over 12 000 adult students, and the number of employees is around 270. TAKK offers vocational qualifications, further vocational qualifications, specialist vocational qualifications and vocational further education in over 20 vocational fields. Education, operations and learning environments are developed in close cooperation with the working life and companies.

TAKK offers tailored education for Non-EU students in collaboration with our global partners. These programs have a tuition fee and are tailored so that the students learn Finnish language while studying a profession.