Taitotalo provides skills for the ever-changing world

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Taitotalo is Finland’s leading vocational adult education centre, serving the educational and training needs of over 20 000 adults every year.

Taitotalo came to be when Amiedu (since 1976) and AEL (since 1922) merged in 2020.

You can improve your professional skills and know-how by attending a wide range of vocational education and training programmes, certification programmes, professional courses and cutting-edge seminars. Our services feature innovative content and a range of learning methods. Taitotalo training programmes are conducted mainly in Finnish.

In 2023 Taitotalo received Quality Award from the Finnish Ministry of Culture and Education, read more.

Taitotalo and Aida Educare Ltd. sign a cooperation agreement on on-demand training in early childhood education and care

Aida Educare ja Taitotalo

Taitotalo and Aida Educare Ltd. sign a cooperation agreement on on-demand training in early childhood education and care

Taitotalo and Aida Educare Ltd. have signed a cooperation agreement to bring Chinese students to Finland for a Vocational Qualification in Social and Health Care, with the first training group scheduled to start in autumn 2025. The initiative aims to elevate the status of vocational education in China, provide international students with a different career path, and help address the labor shortage in early childhood education in Finland.

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The new generation of maintenance professionals need modern tools In training condition monitoring

Paunu Kinnari ja Ari Määttä

The new generation of maintenance professionals need modern tools In training condition monitoring

Industrial maintenance is undergoing a rapid digitalization phase, with new systems like Distence's Condence solution becoming prevalent in leading industrial maintenance organizations. Taitotalo responds to this need by training experts in the use of new technologies, emphasizing that a single expert is no longer sufficient, and the entire staff must understand digital possibilities. The trainings promote dialogue among professionals from different fields, bringing new ways of thinking and tools, while digital systems enable more accurate data analysis and automatic monitoring, freeing professionals' time for more creative problem-solving tasks.

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