At ONNI Education, we make it easy for kindergartens and educators to bring the best of Finnish early education into their daily practice—without complex changes or expensive investments.
✔ Easy to Implement – No need for expensive restructuring or major curriculum changes.
✔ Stronger Parent Engagement – Strengthen school-home collaboration for better child outcomes.
✔ Teacher Training That Works – Equip educators with research-based, child-centered teaching strategies.
✔ Proven Finnish Pedagogy – Get the best practices from one of the world's leading early education systems.
Strengthen your educators with research-based Finnish early education tools. ONNI provides expert-led training, curriculum support, and parent collaboration strategies that improve learning environments—without major restructuring or costs.
A simple, research-backed course for parents to raise happy, confident children—with practical tools that make everyday parenting easier.
After implementing the ONNI Program, we saw a huge shift in how parents engaged with our school.
"Professional, dedicated, enthusiastic training professionals who really have love and enthusiasm for the cause of education."
"I learned how important it is to give my child a positive and effective interaction, have time to play with him daily, and go outdoors."
Father of two children
"The course changed my idea of happiness and I learned how to interact with my child in a more comfortable way"
Finnish early childhood education has captured the world's attention — and for good reason. From India to Vietnam, educators and parents alike are eager to understand what makes the Finnish model so unique. But is it really the best? And if so, what can we learn from it?
What makes Finnish early education stand out? One key factor is how kindergartens are staffed. Finland takes a holistic, child-centered approach — and that starts with the people.
In many countries, testing is considered essential for tracking progress and ensuring school readiness. But in Finland, learning is seen through a different lens — one that values the whole child, not just academic outcomes.
When we meet with kindergarten directors, educators, and parents around the world, we are often asked the same questions about Finnish early childhood education. Here are the five most common ones – and the answers that reveal what makes the Finnish approach so unique.
Media surrounds us — not only in the form of devices, screens, and platforms, but also in the stories we tell, the images children carry on their backpacks, and the way we talk about the world. That's why, in Finland, media education is not seen as an optional add-on. It is an essential part of early childhood education — embedded...
