Two days full of activity in the biggest learning festival in Northern Europe. Thousands of passionate game-changes, forerunners and learning-lovers. Co-creative, interactive, solution-oriented, ​exciting and empowering program. But what did actually go down at Dare to Learn 2019?

TEXT TEAM DARE

Business matchmaking is a powerful tool. Through matchmaking sessions, you can build connections and seek all kinds of opportunities and potential partnerships. If you’re new to the networking game, conversing with strangers about your business and goals can still be intimidating - no matter how outgoing you are. Here are tips to help your matchmaking sessions go smoothly: 

TEXT HIEN CAO

Talent management is often mentioned when talking about continuous learning in organizations. But what is it really? On the other hand, the debate on future talent is hotter than ever. What are the most important skills to be managed for tomorrow? We called Mari Tasanto, a talent management professional from HRM Partners and asked!

TEXT ANNI MANSIKKAOJA

“If the system does not create revenue out of tuition fees of incoming international students and is not able to keep them after the studies to benefit from the talent, education business does not function as wanted yet.” -Murat Kiliç, Aeonian Solutions

TEXT SOLJA SULKUNEN

Art and learning are strongly linked. Research on creativity shows that Nobel laureates in Science have been more active in arts than their fellow scientists or the general public. On the other hand, consuming art helps us to maintain lifelong learning skills and makes us generally happier. This year, we want to call our community to share its ideas and help us to bring more art to Dare to Learn!

TEXT PETRA KUCHAROVÁ

Is your startup a tomorrow’s solution to a today’s problem? Join us in September and get a chance to share and discuss your visions with the biggest learning enthusiasts from all around the world! We are now opening the sale for the limited number of startup demo booths.  

We wrap up the themes of 2019 with what eventually is at the core of learning: you and me. The force of learning is strong in all of us and together we can become better at it.

​TEXT ANNI MANSIKKAOJA & KIRSI MIKKONEN

Picture this.

You are a railway worker in the American Midwest in 1923. You stack the tracks from ladder to ladder, steel rod to steel rod. The work follows a strict process, and every day you have a certain goal to reach. The goal, standard to all, is based on the building phase of your most muscular co-worker. “It is reachable to him so it should be reachable to all”, they say. But how someone who is 20cm shorter and half as physically strong can possibly stand a chance?

Moving down the ladder of themes, we turn our focus on organizations and their role in continuous learning beyond degrees.

Dare to Learn 2019 focuses on different levels of continuous learning beyond degrees. Unwrapping the layers, we start from the big picture.