Finding a job in Sweden can be harder than you might expect. Understanding how to find a professional job will save you hours and hours of wasted energy.

Our two-hour workshops cover everything you need to know about finding a professional job here and the detail of exactly how to apply. They are held in Danderyd (north side of Stockholm) from 10am to 12noon.
Workshop schedule:
5th February 2020 - Finding a professional job in Sweden

This two-hour workshop is designed to give practical tips and information about how to find a professional job in Sweden.The programme includes:

  • Myths about jobs in Sweden.
  • Making a self-inventory
  • Defining the job market - type of company, role, geographical and branch perspective.
  • Your network. 
  • Setting your career goal
  • The job-hunting process in Sweden – ring – follow up. Fit EVERY C.V. to the company’s specific needs.
  • The meeting – recruitment companies, C.V. network, spontaneous applications
  • Salaries, benefits, idiosynchrasies
  • First day in the office
  • Questions and Answers

If you are planning to work here and don't want to waste time job-hunting in the wrong way, don't miss this workshop!

Career workshop - find a professional job in Sweden
kr
490.00    
 
 
12th February 2020 - Applying for a professional job in Sweden

Learn all about C.V.s, LinkedIn and application letters from a Swedish perspective.

The goal is to give useful tips when applying for jobs and the programme includes:

  • What to look for in the advertisement and how to ensure you fit the profile
  • Application letters - what to think about and what are the usual mistakes.
  • C.V.s - layout, content, types of C.V.s  
  • LinkedIn - what do think about in your LinkedIn and how can you use it to apply for jobs.
  • Questions and Answers










Career workshop - applying for a professional job in Sweden
kr
490.00    
 
 
Your workshop trainer:

Alison Sjöström helps people find their next professional job. Her role at Verto Konsult AB allows her to tailor-make the help she provides, from CV and applications to phoning employers and refining interview techniques. However, it is her own experience as an expat in Sweden for 32 years and her network of contacts that mean she has 100% success rate for finding new jobs for professional expats.