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• Higher education that offers programs outside of
traditional universities and colleges
• The content and goals of all programs are built on
industry needs
• Tight collaboration with the industry before, during and
after the programs
• 90% get a job, no matter what the area
SHORT ABOUT SWEDISH VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

Högskolan
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The size of vocational schools
SHORT ABOUT SWEDISH VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
Vocational
Universities

Our view on vocational schools
Our task is to match young people’s
dreams with the industry’s demand for
competence
Nackademin

Our areas
Construction, Information Technology, Design and
Business/Communication
Nackademin

The typical student
Nackademin
 22-30 years
 Large variation between areas
 30% has studied at universities before
 7% are directly from High School
 They are looking for a fast-track to get a job or
jobs that are hard to reach with a university
degree

System developer
Construction-site leader
3D-graphics
Developer of packaging
Marketer in Social Media
IT-consultant
Example of jobs

 1-2 year programs
 1/3 of the program is an internship
 Last application date is in April
 School starts in August
Short facts

 Collaboration with the industry
 Lecturers with both industry and theoretical knowledge
 The possibility and demand to reinvent the program based
on updated industry needs
 Internship
What makes it work?

Some of the companies in our management teams
Nackademin

 Applications to the state based on industry needs
 The state allocate funds
 The programs are granted 2 years at a time to keep them
relevant
 The industry is involved throughout the program and the
state evaluates the quality regularly
The system

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