Education is a business in India. Private schools, tuitions, coaching etc etc.. cost of these services is also a factor why many children from poor families are deprived of basic education.
Recently WhiteHatJr an Indian EdTech company was exposed. They push their products to parents and kids by cold calling and misleading ads with fake information. They claimed one of their students joined google for a salary of 150cr rupees at 13 years of age. They also advertised another kid joining Facebook for similar salary. I feel sorry for the parents who purchased these courses. Also these courses have an absurd price tag.
Very interesting. Today, I learned that there are places in the world where the education is free. Many years ago, I met students from Finland, some probably were on a school break visiting Canada. They are very fortunate to have free schooling and so much help. I didn't realize the stress placed on students from India to achieve. That must very difficult on a child to have to deal with getting higher grades to be valued. Where I live in Canada school is free till the end of high school. Over thirty years ago, all our education was free, and as a student at that time, I met many students who studied as a living. The government was paying for everything so they just kept going to school. One such student had been in college for nine years with no plans of quitting. I guess with time our government noticed this and had to change things. Today, to go to college or university costs very little and the government helps students with the different costs attached to their studies. At the end of their education, they are left with a small student loan to pay off over many years at a low interest rate. I find myself fortunate to live in Canada because there are other countries where it costs so much to go to school. Thank you for another informative video. See you next time.
Thank you for your comments, Lori! There seem to be many similarities between the Canadian and Finnish system. Canada is also high up on that particular study we mention at the start of the video. We used to have the same problem in Finland, people keeping studying and also the remedy was the same: cutting down how many years you can study! There would have been so much more to say about education but we can at a later date take details of the education systems! Have a good day! -TK
@@NationConnection thank you for your reply. Yes, I assume we would could talk more about education. It was enjoyable to listen to your video and can't wait for your next one. It's interesting because you and your co-host are from such different countries. Keep them coming. I love to learn.
@@loriscrochetcreations8566hi, how are you? I think i once listened to the educational system in Canada, it was very good. May i know how it's like today?
@roij_eindhoven Hello, our education system is very low in cost, and the government still helps students financially. All in all, not much has changed in our education system. A student can get a great education at a very low cost.
What a great video! May I add, what a stark contrast there is between India and Finland. I'm very fortunate to live in a country where our entire education system is more like Finland's than Indias.....although, geographically, we are much closer to India. I have found that we get a lot of University students from India. Mostly they study Medicine and Commerce. I believe that education starts in a child's home, well before the child is old enough for school. However, I can't imagine sending a baby to school! A child needs its parents (mentally, physically and emotionally) up until the age of 6. Finland seems to have embraced this very important stage by waiting to send the children to school at 7! Thanks so much for another very interesting look into these two, very different, countries. Can't wait for the next video....hugs from Australia 🇦🇺🐨💖
Really appreciate this move, it's a great way to know about other's culture.. And Finland education system is way much better and flexible for students rather than India.
@@NationConnection parents are being brain washed by the institutions to make their kids to study for long hours even on Sunday's and festivals as much as possible. There should be a change in the mind-set of the parents
Superbly stunning! Love this and shared with an educator:) You two are enjoyable to listen to can't wait to watch more vids thank you both hearts from USA!
Thank you Tuula and supriyo .. Yes supriyo you are right ..Education is not only books there is a life beyond education to mould ourselves .. Have realized earlier .. Thanks for the video ❤️
I totally agree with what Supriyo said in his closing statement. Yes, education is important but equally so is what you do with what you have. Not everyone in life is brilliant. I, myself am a very ordinary person. I was educated to year 10, back in 1966. I left school, worked until I got married. Then after a ten year break I went back to work in a new area of work. I consider myself successful in life. I am a good citizen, paid my taxes all my working life until I retired. I did my best to be a good mother and wife. We own our own home. It's old but mine. I have an old car. I don't have a ritzy, fancy type of life style and yet I am happy, content and in my opinion successful.
Once again, a very interesting subject! I think many people from Finland are so used to having a free education system that many don’t even value it so much. I think it’s great we have this opportunity to educate ourselves through life and for free or with very cheap addmissions. It definitely must be hard in India competing with so many people! I’m not sure if we could cope with that kind of pressure here in Finland 🤔😅
The reason I liked Finland was due to two persons. 1.Kimmi raikn 2.Valteri Bottas The versatile F1 drivers And the memes about people going to dive in frozen lake. 🇮🇳
Oh yes, the two drivers! There are jokes about both, how slowly they speak😄 I love watching F1! Diving in frozen lakes happens all the time but I haven't done it! -TK
please make a subtitle available for this video as like previous videos..please consider ...... thank you for this Nation Connection Channel...keep going.. Thanks to supriyo panda sir and tuula mam
I like the education system in Finland. I was really surprised to know that education is free of cost in your country, Tuula Mam:) I totally agree with you Supriyo Sir. In my opinion, marks are just numbers and definitely they are not going to decide our future. This is something that every student should keep in their mind. Learning and understanding the concepts should be given more importance rather than on the results. Parents should encourage their children to approach exams in this positive way.
@@pentagon141 Why dear ? I accept the fact that Indian education system is so hard on students that they are forced to commit suicide but there is also a positive affect of this education that we can calculate mentally.
@@Elsa-zj8zr for what purpose? Now technology is developing so fast that there no need of doing big calculations. You think Algebra and trigonometry are useful in real life?where?tell me.
@@pentagon141 Man this is a question, I've been asking my parents and grandparents my whole life and still haven't got a answer, how do I answer you but I think the basic addition, subtraction,multiplication, division which we do mentally is actually helpful to do quickly in a supermarket while picking things. Btw are you are teenager ?
The main official language is Finnish and Swedish is spoken by about 10% of Finns as mother tongue. Everyone needs to learn both at school. English is by far the most popular first foreign language but not ogligatory. Many do more languages at school, German, French and Russian are popular.
unfortunately, I have to agree with you, after learning about many more Finnish educational systems (which didn't make it into the video) I'm convinced we need to overhaul the entire Indian system -SP
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Education is a business in India. Private schools, tuitions, coaching etc etc.. cost of these services is also a factor why many children from poor families are deprived of basic education.
That is sad, hope it will change soon. -TK
Recently WhiteHatJr an Indian EdTech company was exposed. They push their products to parents and kids by cold calling and misleading ads with fake information. They claimed one of their students joined google for a salary of 150cr rupees at 13 years of age. They also advertised another kid joining Facebook for similar salary. I feel sorry for the parents who purchased these courses. Also these courses have an absurd price tag.
@@Jyotirmay_Nathit's been the same in Indonesia, good education is costly. Sometimes we have no enough money to support our education.
This channel is such a gift to be able to learn about other cultures and how they value education and other topics. Thank you both.
That's great to hear, thank you! -TK
Very interesting. Today, I learned that there are places in the world where the education is free. Many years ago, I met students from Finland, some probably were on a school break visiting Canada. They are very fortunate to have free schooling and so much help. I didn't realize the stress placed on students from India to achieve. That must very difficult on a child to have to deal with getting higher grades to be valued. Where I live in Canada school is free till the end of high school. Over thirty years ago, all our education was free, and as a student at that time, I met many students who studied as a living. The government was paying for everything so they just kept going to school. One such student had been in college for nine years with no plans of quitting. I guess with time our government noticed this and had to change things. Today, to go to college or university costs very little and the government helps students with the different costs attached to their studies. At the end of their education, they are left with a small student loan to pay off over many years at a low interest rate. I find myself fortunate to live in Canada because there are other countries where it costs so much to go to school. Thank you for another informative video. See you next time.
Thank you for your comments, Lori! There seem to be many similarities between the Canadian and Finnish system. Canada is also high up on that particular study we mention at the start of the video. We used to have the same problem in Finland, people keeping studying and also the remedy was the same: cutting down how many years you can study! There would have been so much more to say about education but we can at a later date take details of the education systems!
Have a good day! -TK
@@NationConnection thank you for your reply. Yes, I assume we would could talk more about education. It was enjoyable to listen to your video and can't wait for your next one. It's interesting because you and your co-host are from such different countries. Keep them coming. I love to learn.
@@loriscrochetcreations8566hi, how are you? I think i once listened to the educational system in Canada, it was very good. May i know how it's like today?
@roij_eindhoven Hello, our education system is very low in cost, and the government still helps students financially. All in all, not much has changed in our education system. A student can get a great education at a very low cost.
@@loriscrochetcreations8566 that would be great. I'm thinking about studying in Canada, but we have no easy access here...too much birocracy
What a great video! May I add, what a stark contrast there is between India and Finland. I'm very fortunate to live in a country where our entire education system is more like Finland's than Indias.....although, geographically, we are much closer to India. I have found that we get a lot of University students from India. Mostly they study Medicine and Commerce. I believe that education starts in a child's home, well before the child is old enough for school. However, I can't imagine sending a baby to school! A child needs its parents (mentally, physically and emotionally) up until the age of 6. Finland seems to have embraced this very important stage by waiting to send the children to school at 7!
Thanks so much for another very interesting look into these two, very different, countries. Can't wait for the next video....hugs from Australia 🇦🇺🐨💖
Thank you for all your thoughts! I would love to visit Australia one day 🙂 -TK
First of all I want to thank Supriyo sir for this amazing initiative...
Very interesting topic and very well explained ❤️❤️👍
Really appreciate this move, it's a great way to know about other's culture.. And Finland education system is way much better and flexible for students rather than India.
Thank you! The systems are so different that is students moved to the other sytem, either way, there would be a lot to adjust to! -TK
Arts,crafts,sports cooking wow thanks to our education system we don't know what are the arts and crafts in our childhood
Hope that parents show a lot of those at home to their kids. -TK
@@NationConnection parents are being brain washed by the institutions to make their kids to study for long hours even on Sunday's and festivals as much as possible. There should be a change in the mind-set of the parents
I see! Maybe that will change little by little. Children need time to be free. -TK
Yes education is not enough for success in india... I agree with u .....
Superbly stunning! Love this and shared with an educator:) You two are enjoyable to listen to can't wait to watch more vids thank you both hearts from USA!
Thank you so much! Thank you also for sharing! -TK
Actually I watch👀 this because to improve my english
That's one good reason too! -TK
Same here buddy😁
Le me:- Indian Teachers🙏🙏🙏🙏🙇🙇 hatts off
Thank you Tuula and supriyo .. Yes supriyo you are right ..Education is not only books there is a life beyond education to mould ourselves .. Have realized earlier .. Thanks for the video ❤️
At 7:42 I was like hmmm finland offers some real stuff and then I realised the word was "cooking"
I totally agree with what Supriyo said in his closing statement. Yes, education is important but equally so is what you do with what you have. Not everyone in life is brilliant. I, myself am a very ordinary person. I was educated to year 10, back in 1966. I left school, worked until I got married. Then after a ten year break I went back to work in a new area of work. I consider myself successful in life. I am a good citizen, paid my taxes all my working life until I retired. I did my best to be a good mother and wife. We own our own home. It's old but mine. I have an old car. I don't have a ritzy, fancy type of life style and yet I am happy, content and in my opinion successful.
Thank you for this, it's a lovely description of your life! -TK
Once again, a very interesting subject! I think many people from Finland are so used to having a free education system that many don’t even value it so much. I think it’s great we have this opportunity to educate ourselves through life and for free or with very cheap addmissions.
It definitely must be hard in India competing with so many people! I’m not sure if we could cope with that kind of pressure here in Finland 🤔😅
Thank you Sharon! True, would be hard for Finns to adjust to the Indian way of education. -TK
Very Nice and Inspiring..
Very good effort at comparison
Good information ....tq
The reason I liked Finland was due to two persons.
1.Kimmi raikn
2.Valteri Bottas
The versatile F1 drivers
And the memes about people going to dive in frozen lake.
🇮🇳
Ya, those "Meanwhile in Finland" ones!!
@@insomniac8102 exactly
Oh yes, the two drivers! There are jokes about both, how slowly they speak😄 I love watching F1! Diving in frozen lakes happens all the time but I haven't done it! -TK
please make a subtitle available for this video as like previous videos..please consider ...... thank you for this Nation Connection Channel...keep going..
Thanks to supriyo panda sir and tuula mam
Thank you for your comment, creating the subtitles very soon! -TK
Nice work Supriyo 😊😊
I like the education system in Finland. I was really surprised to know that education is free of cost in your country, Tuula Mam:)
I totally agree with you Supriyo Sir. In my opinion, marks are just numbers and definitely they are not going to decide our future. This is something that every student should keep in their mind. Learning and understanding the concepts should be given more importance rather than on the results. Parents should encourage their children to approach exams in this positive way.
TAX is high you know :)
Wow truely amazed by your content sir
Good topic 👌👌,
Le me:- Indian Education 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Garbage...... factory hain factory 😂
Nice explanation both of you👍👌🤝💐
Thank you so much 👍
great video!
beautiful video
Well done Mr S.Panda Sir
Indian youth are suffering because no job...sir why don't you make video which might help youth of India.. Btw thanks again for this video..
Nice topic 👍
Great job sir😊
Very interesting 👍👌
No calculators allowed in India
That's actually good sir, we can calculate mentally .
@@Elsa-zj8zr shut up!
@@pentagon141 Why dear ? I accept the fact that Indian education system is so hard on students that they are forced to commit suicide but there is also a positive affect of this education that we can calculate mentally.
@@Elsa-zj8zr for what purpose? Now technology is developing so fast that there no need of doing big calculations. You think Algebra and trigonometry are useful in real life?where?tell me.
@@pentagon141 Man this is a question, I've been asking my parents and grandparents my whole life and still haven't got a answer, how do I answer you but I think the basic addition, subtraction,multiplication, division which we do mentally is actually helpful to do quickly in a supermarket while picking things. Btw are you are teenager ?
Good content
Yes I agree
Good
Do all finland people know English or Finnish is compulsory to learn
The main official language is Finnish and Swedish is spoken by about 10% of Finns as mother tongue. Everyone needs to learn both at school. English is by far the most popular first foreign language but not ogligatory. Many do more languages at school, German, French and Russian are popular.
Need vedic education
Hamare or finland ke education ki compair karna 😂😂😂hamare eductaion systam sirf ratatha hai
Gobar banata hain ... Aur Unneccessary Conceptual things .... Padhata hain
@@rahulbasak3966 yes
Hindi
Yet we find Indians in leading positions in many of the MNCs around the world. Beats me.
Huh Finland don't have university like IITs .
Finland don't need ... Because Finland itself is much more than even IIT .... !!! 😀😀😀
@@rahulbasak3966 Oh tell me how it is much more than iits
Finland hae better universities than IIT, lol. search it up lol, especially helsingin ja aalton yliopuisto
Education system in india is a nightmare 😂😂😂 ... And I think Chinese education system is also a nightmare may be worse than indian system.
unfortunately, I have to agree with you, after learning about many more Finnish educational systems (which didn't make it into the video) I'm convinced we need to overhaul the entire Indian system -SP
No Indian is much more
How can bf gf staying together is acceptable? Don't get me wrong.. Haha,
Each society has its own rules to live by. -TK
@@NationConnection yes , sir..
easily :)
May I ask why isn't it acceptable?