FOR NEWCOMERS

Whether you’re looking for your first job or trying to further your career in Sweden, check out our free programs to help guide you through.

READY TO WORK TRAINING

Ready to Work is a free 4-course online program for jobseekers in Sweden who are looking to launch their careers here.

Each course is a 90-minute interactive session led by an award-winning recruiter. You’ll learn the most effective ways to write your CV, build a strong network, connect with other jobseekers, and practice job interviews!

In addition to these online meetings, IBM SkillsBuild is an integral part of the program. The platform offers you a range of free courses to upskill in the areas of IT and workplace skills. If you’ve completed a specific activity on IBM SkillsBuild, you’ll also get access to 6 months of free Udemy courses once the Ready to Work program starts!

Click on the button to register below and get Ready to Work in Sweden!

NEW: Partner Support Program

Moving to a new country for a job can be tough for the accompanying partner. This is why we've created the Partner Support Program.

Ask your new company to enter the program if you want to take on a position in Sweden, but you're worried about:

the potential disruption of your partner's career.
your partner's happiness in a new culture.
your partner not finding a new social circle.

The Partner Support Program helps accompanying partners get the support they need to adjust to life in Sweden.

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USEFUL RESOURCES

Work

Do you need help with your CV or are you looking for a mentor? We've got you covered!

Explore a wide range of resources to help you find a job in Sweden, including organizations that provide mentorship and internship programs and opportunities to network with established Swedes.

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Culture

If you have been in Sweden for a while, you may have heard of and participated in some of Sweden's most celebrated festivals or customs!

But, have you ever wondered how they came into existence? From Midsummer to Påsk, discover Sweden's century old traditions and even the modern day Fika.

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