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Mia MyrgrenEURES AdviserLundmiamyrgrenarbetsformedlingense
Living and working in Sweden
KirunaKiruna
450
000
km2
450
000
km2
21 counties
290 municipalities
Ystad
Stockholm
Malmouml
Goumlteborg
1574 km
20 inhabitants km2
Kiruna
Umearing
Lund
OumlOumlresund regionresund regionbull
Approx 4 millions inhabitants
bull
23 millions workers
bull
31 per cent unemployment
bull
Commuters Sweden ndash Denmark
ndash
Commution has raised 600 per cent
since 2000
2010 20 000
ndash
36 000 have a Danish tax card
Facts about SkFacts about Skaringaringne and ne and OumlOumlresund regionresund region
bull
wwworesundskomiteendk
bull
wwworesunddirektcom
bull
wwworesundorg
SkaringneLund
bull
wwwideonse
bull
wwwmedeonse
bull
wwwmalmose
bull
wwwlundse
bull
wwwesssse
and Max Lab IV
Typical SwedishTypical Swedish
wwwswedense
bull In Sweden we speak Swedishbull
The Scandinavian languages are similar
ndash Swedish Norwegian and Danish
bull English skills are important in many professions
bull Language skills in labour shortages and surpluses
bull Swedish online course wwwworkinginswedense
bull Your competitors for the jobs are fluently in Swedish
bull
wwwsise
ndash more information on how and where to learn Swedish
Language skills ‐ the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
KirunaKiruna
450
000
km2
450
000
km2
21 counties
290 municipalities
Ystad
Stockholm
Malmouml
Goumlteborg
1574 km
20 inhabitants km2
Kiruna
Umearing
Lund
OumlOumlresund regionresund regionbull
Approx 4 millions inhabitants
bull
23 millions workers
bull
31 per cent unemployment
bull
Commuters Sweden ndash Denmark
ndash
Commution has raised 600 per cent
since 2000
2010 20 000
ndash
36 000 have a Danish tax card
Facts about SkFacts about Skaringaringne and ne and OumlOumlresund regionresund region
bull
wwworesundskomiteendk
bull
wwworesunddirektcom
bull
wwworesundorg
SkaringneLund
bull
wwwideonse
bull
wwwmedeonse
bull
wwwmalmose
bull
wwwlundse
bull
wwwesssse
and Max Lab IV
Typical SwedishTypical Swedish
wwwswedense
bull In Sweden we speak Swedishbull
The Scandinavian languages are similar
ndash Swedish Norwegian and Danish
bull English skills are important in many professions
bull Language skills in labour shortages and surpluses
bull Swedish online course wwwworkinginswedense
bull Your competitors for the jobs are fluently in Swedish
bull
wwwsise
ndash more information on how and where to learn Swedish
Language skills ‐ the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
OumlOumlresund regionresund regionbull
Approx 4 millions inhabitants
bull
23 millions workers
bull
31 per cent unemployment
bull
Commuters Sweden ndash Denmark
ndash
Commution has raised 600 per cent
since 2000
2010 20 000
ndash
36 000 have a Danish tax card
Facts about SkFacts about Skaringaringne and ne and OumlOumlresund regionresund region
bull
wwworesundskomiteendk
bull
wwworesunddirektcom
bull
wwworesundorg
SkaringneLund
bull
wwwideonse
bull
wwwmedeonse
bull
wwwmalmose
bull
wwwlundse
bull
wwwesssse
and Max Lab IV
Typical SwedishTypical Swedish
wwwswedense
bull In Sweden we speak Swedishbull
The Scandinavian languages are similar
ndash Swedish Norwegian and Danish
bull English skills are important in many professions
bull Language skills in labour shortages and surpluses
bull Swedish online course wwwworkinginswedense
bull Your competitors for the jobs are fluently in Swedish
bull
wwwsise
ndash more information on how and where to learn Swedish
Language skills ‐ the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Facts about SkFacts about Skaringaringne and ne and OumlOumlresund regionresund region
bull
wwworesundskomiteendk
bull
wwworesunddirektcom
bull
wwworesundorg
SkaringneLund
bull
wwwideonse
bull
wwwmedeonse
bull
wwwmalmose
bull
wwwlundse
bull
wwwesssse
and Max Lab IV
Typical SwedishTypical Swedish
wwwswedense
bull In Sweden we speak Swedishbull
The Scandinavian languages are similar
ndash Swedish Norwegian and Danish
bull English skills are important in many professions
bull Language skills in labour shortages and surpluses
bull Swedish online course wwwworkinginswedense
bull Your competitors for the jobs are fluently in Swedish
bull
wwwsise
ndash more information on how and where to learn Swedish
Language skills ‐ the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Typical SwedishTypical Swedish
wwwswedense
bull In Sweden we speak Swedishbull
The Scandinavian languages are similar
ndash Swedish Norwegian and Danish
bull English skills are important in many professions
bull Language skills in labour shortages and surpluses
bull Swedish online course wwwworkinginswedense
bull Your competitors for the jobs are fluently in Swedish
bull
wwwsise
ndash more information on how and where to learn Swedish
Language skills ‐ the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
bull In Sweden we speak Swedishbull
The Scandinavian languages are similar
ndash Swedish Norwegian and Danish
bull English skills are important in many professions
bull Language skills in labour shortages and surpluses
bull Swedish online course wwwworkinginswedense
bull Your competitors for the jobs are fluently in Swedish
bull
wwwsise
ndash more information on how and where to learn Swedish
Language skills ‐ the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Labour Market Statistics January 2011
bull Unemployment rate 78 percent bull
Employment rose 46 000 2010 Exp 65 000 2011 and 35 000
2012bull GDP rose 54 percent 2010 Exp 39 2011bull Export growth 11 percent 2010 Exp 7 percent 2011
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Labour market outlook Public Employment Services survey
bull
Manufacturing sector employment starts to rise
bull
Constructing Industry Increased housing construction Employment rising
bull
Private service sector Emloyment rising ‐
shortages
bull
Public service sector Cutbacks
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Labour market shortages and surpluses
bull
Shortages Specialists in health care Pre‐school teachers Pharmacists Teachers in vocational subjects Engineers
(mechanical mining building technicians ships heating electrical)
Sheet‐metal workers in building and
construction bookkeepers accountants
Look also at wwwswedense
bull
Surpluses Day‐care workers Receptionists Nursing assistants AdministrationOffice workers
Biologists
Cleaners Warehousemen Shop assistants Prep cooks and restaurant cashiers
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
bull Temporary or Permanent contracts
bull Probationary employment
bull Full time 40 hours per week
bull
25 days vacation per year (right to take 4 consecutive weeks holiday in the summer)
bull
Average wage 2009 SEK 30100 (men) SEK 25700 (women) Search your profession at wwwlonestatistikse
bull
No national minimum wage Collective agreements in most occupations ensure fair wages
Working in Sweden
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
bull ldquoFlatrdquo
organisations
bull Team work
bull
You must be able to take initiatives and adapt to new situations
bull rdquoDurdquo
ndash
first name basis ndash
informality
bull Gender equality
bull Strong Trade unions
A typical Swedish work place
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
bull Municipal Tax between 26‐34 average 31 Most people pay only municipal tax
bull
State Tax + 20 of the income over 367 600 SEK + 25 of the income over 526 200 SEK
(per annum)
Example 20 000 SEK net income of 15 471 SEK30 000 SEK net income of 22 458 SEK
(per month)
Tax deductions includes social insurance and pension fees but not
unemployment benefits
wwwskatteverketse
Taxes
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
bull
Are not
a part of the Social Benefits scheme
bull
Consist of two parts
1
Basic insurance
(Alfakassan) For all workers after a qualifying period No membership requirement max 320
SEKday2
Voluntary insurance For members of an Unemployment
Insurance Fund After the qualification period 80 of earlier income max 680 SEKday
bull
300 days 5 days per week Tax will be deducted
wwwiafse
Unemployment benefits
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
European citizens
bull
Have the right to work in Sweden without a work and residence permit
bull
The same applies to family members
bull
If you would like to stay longer than three months you have to register with the Swedish Migration
Board
bull
Register with the Tax Office if employment is found
bull
Have always right to register at Public Employment Office
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Non European citizenshellipmust have a work permit
wwwmigrationsverketsewwwworkinginswedense
bull
UT for university studiesndash
right to work as long as UT is valid also during
summer break
ndash
Family members not permitted to work
bull
Can apply for combined residence‐
and work permit if you want to close the studies and work instead
ndash
At least 30 credits
ndash
Apply before UT expires
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Higher educationbull
Undergraduate degrees (first cycle) University Diploma 120 ECTS ‐
Bachelors Degree 180 ECTS
bull
Postgraduate degrees (second cycle) Masters Degree (1 year) 60 ECTS ‐
Masters Degree (2 years) 120 ECTS
bull
Professional degrees (third cycle) Licentiate Degree 120 ECTS (similar to the UK MPhil) DoctoralPhD Degree 240 ECTS
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
61 higher education institutions
bull
14 universities ‐
public authorities
bull
22 university colleges ‐
public authorities
bull
3 universities ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
9 university colleges ‐
self‐governing and independent
bull
13 independent organisations with the right to award qualifications in Psychotherapy
bull
wwwhsvse
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Links
bull
wwwstudyinswedense
bull
wwwstuderanu
bull
wwwhsvse
bull
wwwresearchinswedense
bull
wwwswedenintouchse
bull
wwwprogramkontoretse
bull
wwwhogskoleguidense
(English programmes)
bull
wwwhsvse
(address)
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Other optionsTraineeshipAisec ndash
wwwaisecorg
IASTE ndash
engineering ‐
wwwiasteseeng
ELSA ndash law students ‐
wwwelsaorg
IFMSA ndash
medical ndash
wwwifmsaorg
Contract training
(commissioned education)Institutions
selling contract training
Erasmus Mundus
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
bull E‐mail is frequently used and accepted
bull Applications should be typewritten in Swedish or English
bull Generally you do not enclose a photo
bull An application consists of
‐
personal letter (no more than 1 page often less)
‐
your CV (1‐2 pages)
‐
References (can also be given at the interview)
bull
You may be asked to present evidence of professional qualifications and diplomas later on
bull Recognition of foreign diplomas
Apply for a job in Sweden
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
wwwarbetsformedlingense
For english speakers
bull httpwwwthelocalsejobs
bull wwwjobsinstockholmcom
bull httpswedishjobcom
bull wwwxpatsnu
bull wwwiagoracom
bull
wwwworkeyse
(searching engine fill in a suitable word or position and this
site will do the search for you at all jobsites)
Swedish newspapers wwwonlinenewspaperscomswedenhtm
Find a job
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
wwwlinkedincom
(community for professionals)
Company web siteswwwgulasidornasewwwforetagsfaktasewwwswedishtradese
Starting up a businesswwwverksamtse
CV databasebull wwwarbetsformedlingense
(Swedish)
bull wwweureseuropaeu
Callcentershellip
Other ways to find a job
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education
wwwhsvse
Health care professions
wwwsocialstyrelsense
Recognition of foreign diplomas
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
- Labour market outlookPublic Employment Services survey
- Labour market shortages and surpluses
- Working in Sweden
- A typical Swedish work place
- Taxes
- Unemployment benefits
- European citizens
- Non European citizens
- Higher education
- 61 higher education institutions
- Links
- Other options
- Apply for a job in Sweden
- Find a job
- Other ways to find a job
- Recognition of foreign diplomas
- Public Employment ServicesWhen you are a resident in Sweden
-
Service through
‐
Internet wwwarbetsformedlingense
(24 hour service)
‐
by telephone via Customer Service Centres (7 day service)
+46 (0) 771‐416 416
‐
The Public Employment Office ndash
ldquoArbetsfoumlrmedlingenrdquo
(more than 300 offices)
Public Employment Services When you are a resident in Sweden
- Living and working in Sweden
- Slide Number 2
- Oumlresund region
- Facts about Skaringne and Oumlresund region
- Typical Swedish
- Language skills -the main obstacle for foreigners to find a job
- Labour Market StatisticsJanuary 2011
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