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- April 8-10 2025
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About the conference
By the profession for the profession
The conference at Sett offers you, your colleagues, and co-workers the opportunity to listen to lectures, participate in interactive workshops, and network with like-minded individuals. The conference aims to enhance the competence provision for professionals in preschool and school, with the goal of improving the quality of education. Choose from several sessions and plan for rewarding days at Sett.
Sett Track
The Sett Track is for teachers and educators in schools, preschools, adapted schools and after-school centres. For three days, there is conversations, lectures and interactive workshops.
Here you can invest in skills development on everything from the latest technology, research, pedagogy and didactics to improving your digital skills, networking with colleagues and shaping forward-looking teaching that prepares children and students for the future.
Nordic Track
Nordic Track is a conference in English where colleagues from across the Nordic region gathered to network, share experiences, and gain a Nordic perspective on the most current educational issues.
Leader Track
The Leadership Track is the track for those with leadership or development responsibilities! Here you get two packed days of competence development and exchange of experience on leadership and learning in time.
The track offers lectures and panel discussions where we raise issues such as the importance of leadership, research and development, system integration, the importance of the learning environment, quality assurance and future competences.
2024 year's theme: Between screen time and social responsibility
In 2024, we looked ahead, with our roots deeply rooted in last year’s theme – ‘Lifelong Learning’, we went beyond school desks and screens to dive into the role of schools and preschools in shaping tomorrow’s society. It is not only about the knowledge we impart, but also about how we adapt ourselves and our young people to a changing world.
Digitalisation has undoubtedly influenced and shaped our behaviours and learning? How do we look at this going forward in the discussion beyond screen time?
We face global challenges, from political tensions to economic crises. Against this background, how do we equip the younger generation?
We welcomed you to Sett 2024: a meeting place for both insight and change, where we navigate together the intersection of screen time and social responsibility and where reflection meets innovation. Together we looked at how we can support children and young people in their digital world, without losing them to it.
