Every Aalto University and ACRE (Aalto University Campus & Real Estate) employee is required to complete three courses on Code of Conduct,Information Securityand Cyber Security published in Workday Learning. We recommend these courses also to visitors working among the Aalto community.
Language training is offered for improving Finnish, English and Swedish language skills by different language courses. Read more about many opportunities such as staff training courses, Open University, Helsinki University, online courses, courses for students.
Do you want to develop yourself as a teacher? Start Aalto pedagogical training with A! Peda Intro and continue with other core courses, or check the available elective courses.
Teacher services team organises training events, webinarsand workshops for users of shared learning platforms and tools. MyCourses, Panopto, Turnitin, EXAM, Presemo
Aalto University offers many different training opportunities for their service staff in themes such as customer service, well-being and communication skills.
Aalto University offers different trainings to support the whole life-cycle of a research project as well as training for other important skills in research projects. The training courses are offered in themes such as research funding, publishing, project management, academic writing and entrepreneurship.
Changes in working life require versatile self-leadership skills.
Learning and updating IT and digital tools knowledge is essential for being able to respond to the changing requirements of working life. We have gathered IT instructions, IT tools and self-study materials for you to work effectively in digital platforms. Training is offered in themes such as information security, cyber security, IT news and Office 365 tools.
Training is offered widely in themes such as content production and situations requiring interaction skills, for example presentation and facilitation skills as well as digital media skills.
Aalto University offers dozens of courses and other development opportunities to its staff members every year. The training is available to all Aalto University employees. Participation is agreed upon with one’s supervisor, primarily during objective discussions.
Many Aalto units provide staff training for their own competence areas (e.g. Research and Innovation, Learning Services, IT Services, Communications Services and HR Services).
In addition to joint courses, the services arrange professional training for their own staff.
Find upcoming staff training events in Workday Learning -application
In Workday Learning you can enroll in staff training courses and other competence development opportunities. Please notice enrollment to a particular training is binding. If you cannot attend to the training, please inform of it as soon as it becomes apparent.
It is requested that every participant provides feedback on the training they have completed. Your feedback will be used to develop our staff trainings.
You are also able to view your completion status of your trainings in My transcripts.
Centralized staff training is mostly free for participants. Any participation fees required, are mentioned in the event page and are to be paid by the participant’s unit.
External seminars, conferences and courses are a central part of professional competence development for members of the Aalto community. Participation in external training is arranged with one’s supervisor.
Aalto supports the self-directed development of its staff also through long-term training, with particular focus on areas that support our objectives to be at the cutting-edge of research and teaching worldwide.
The support for training can be larger for training which more closely relates to the employee’s current tasks or tasks which may realistically develop in the future.
Applications for support for self-directed training are made using the form entitled "Application to support long-term training" which the employee submits to their supervisor. Decisions on support are made by the supervisor and the school’s HR manager.
If Aalto covers some or all of the expenses for long-term training, it is the employee’s responsibility to check for any tax implications and take care of such tax matters if necessary.
At Aalto University, apprenticeship training can be applied to some tasks and staff groups as a form of professional staff training.
Additional information on apprenticeship training in practice can be found at http://www.oppisopimus.net/