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Romerike Folk High School is a freelance folk high school at Jessheim in Akershus. The school has approximately 105 students and is owned by Akershus county. Romerike has cultivated one discipline, theater and music.
- 1940
- Norwegian
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- http://www.romerike.fhs.no/
Folk high schools in Finland. There are 74 folk high schools in Finland, and 81 campuses all around the country. The main language in 11 of the schools is Swedish and Finnish in the rest. Find more information and the schools’ websites by clicking the name of a school you are interested in.
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Folk high schools provide quality education in more fields than any other institution. In folk high schools you can study for example folk high school study programmes, education for immigrants, open university studies, vocational studies, upper secondary school studies and various short courses.
The Finnish Folk High School Association represents the interests of folk high schools in Finland. The association supports through its activities the equal right to civic society education and lifelong learning.
Romerike Folkehøgskole is a school where students can learn, in practice, how to produce theater. Students choose one of the following main courses: Drama, Music drama, Set design, Lighting design, Costume and makeup design or Sound and music.
There are 184 folk high schools in Finland, with an annual course attendance of 650,000, in 2 million hours of lessons, which are substantial numbers for a country of 5.5 million people. [6] Unlike in Finnish public education, there are tuition fees, per-course and per-lesson fees.
In Finland, folk high school education began in 1889 and consisted of non-formal adult education in Finland. The aim of the study is to research the role of folk high school education into Finnish culture.
