How to find a job, Swedish business culture, layoff advice.
Swedish language learning options, exams, certifications.
Swedish school and university system details and resources.
Everything you need to know to buy or rent a home in Sweden.
Swedish health system, dentist, private medical insurance.
Public administration offices function and responsibility.
Swedish banks, BankID, Swish, savings, money, finance.
Swedish driver’s license, schools, tips for travelling in Sweden.
How to make Swedish friends, network, and explore your interests.
Everything you need to know if you are a parent in Sweden.
Explore Sweden through social norms, food, and more.
Recycling, supermarkets, laundry room rules, and more.
Welcome to the course Preparing your move to Sweden. If you are taking this course, chances are that you are moving to Sweden and that you are slightly stressed about all the things you need to know and do and about those things that you don’t know but that you sort of think that you should know. Know the feeling?
For most of you, moving to Sweden with your pet is non- negotiable, and we totally get that! And so do the Swedish authorities – to a certain degree. They just need you and your pet to follow the rules and regulations set in place to protect the pet and Swedish nature and animals. So here is some information to help you get your furry (or scaly or feathered) friend to Sweden.
A great rental application letter can do all the difference when you are looking for a place to stay. Are you looking for a place to stay and not sure on how to adress a Swedish potential landlord? Well, look no further. This rental application letter template tells you how to go about sending out at great rental application letter.
After completing SFI in half the time, Maria was flooded with requests for advice, tips and tricks on how she did it. This guide is the result of putting together all the best strategies to learn Swedish faster, and conquer SFI – Svenska för invandrare.
Swedish for beginners doesn’t have to be complicated, or costly. This course starts from the very beginning with greetings, pronounciation, and numbers. You will also learn vocabulary, phrases and valuable grammar for everyday life in Sweden.
Hi and welcome to Newbie Learn and our course on your Swedish learning options. Learning Swedish is one of the key aspects of making Sweden feel like your home but there are many different ways of doing it, so in this course we will take you through some of those ways.
Unlock your dream job in Sweden with this concise, actionable bundle of three expert‑led guides. Whether you’re polishing your résumé, refining your online presence, or expanding your circle, these quick‑read handbooks give you high‑impact tips you can put into practice today: no fluff, no jargon.
Networking is incredibly important in Sweden. This course teaches you the secrets about Swedish networking culture. Get results FAST using our high-level techniques.
How do you get the salary you deserve? Many internationals report being underpaid to their Swedish peers, despite being qualified, competent and skilled professionals.
What is business behavior? Why is it important to practice good business behavior? And why is it important for you as a newbie to understand what constitutes as good business behavior in Sweden?
Sweden is a great place for work. The country is known for equality, pragmatism, and a healthy work-life balance. At the same time, many international professionals experience confusion and culture shock as soon as they start working for a Swedish organisation. Why does everyone seem so lazy? Why do we never reach a decision in meetings? What should you wear when it’s minus 15 C outside and you have an important meeting? What skills personality traits are valued by Swedish employers? How can you make a good impression at your new Swedish job?
Are you new in Sweden or considering moving to this Nordic country? This practical guide is designed to help you smoothly navigate working life in Sweden. It is the book that has been missing to help bridge the cultural and language divide, explaining what you need to know what you can expect at Swedish workplaces.
How do you build resilience when you are living abroad? Living abroad can be tough. We know, we’ve done it too. The challenge of being faced by new environments, new cultures and new languages can be overwhelming and leave you feeling emotionally vulnerable. Preparing yourself for these changes can be the difference between surviving and thriving in your move abroad.
Many companies are now laying off employees all over Sweden: this course will give you all the necessary information, tools, advice, and resources to plan out your next steps.
Edgar and Susan: Done to Death is a short story that explores the fragility and often absurd pettiness of human relationships, the concepts of autonomy, freedom, and human rights as well as the experience of being a foreigner, in a relationship and society.
The A–Z of Swedish Habits Demystified. Beyond Fika is a comprehensive guide to Swedish habits and traditions. In an accessible A–Z format, it answers all the questions you have about contemporary life in the Nordics.
What does it take to become Swedish? Forget the legal requirements for citizenship. What are the films to watch, books to read or places to visit to become one of the locals? Tomas Spragg Nilsson pitched exactly these questions to complete strangers on Twitter. And when the Tweets came flooding back, Tomas put them all on his #BecomingSwedish bucket list.
Catching Snow is one woman’s journey to be thankful for all that life has to offer — and a gratitude diary to inspire others to reconnect to what matters most. This book gives you the space, inspiration and courage to see the light where there is darkness, to look beyond the bleakness or the seemingly impossible. To try to catch snow.
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