Frequently Asked Questions

You can find jobs on Move to Gothenburgs Job Portal, where you can search for English-speaking jobs. Additionally, you can use platforms like Platsbanken on Arbetesförmedlingen's website and LinkedIn. The find a job (post arrival) article provides detailed information on job searching, and some of the employment websites in Sweden which you can register your CV in.

Yes, you can visit International House Gothenburg during opening hours for drop-in, which is Monday and Wednesday 10-15, and Friday 10-12, or book an online video meeting to receive personal advice on your CV and cover letter. We also offer workshops specifically focused on CV and cover letter guidance.

Consider joining organisations such as Mitt Liv and Öppet Hus, which provide networking opportunities and help individuals find mentors to grow their professional network. Moreover, by taking part in International House Gothenburgs events, workshops, and job fairs, you will have the chance to expand your network.

Jobs in Sweden can either be permanent or temporary. Permanent contracts are often preceded by a three-to-six-month trial period. Once you have a permanent contract, it can only be terminated by your employer if certain conditions are met.

If you are looking for bachelor's and master's degree programs, you can check universityadmissions.se. You can apply for up to four study programs and explore scholarship options for your preferred university. 

For Ph.D. programs, it's recommended to visit each university's website separately for information and application procedures. 

Also, you can visit International House Gothenburg during opening hours for drop-in, which is Monday and Wednesday 10-15, and Friday 10-12, or book an online video meeting to receive personalised assistance from education advisors. 

To register at libraries, you need to visit any of the libraries in your city in person and provide your ID card. After registration, you will be able to borrow books from all libraries in the city. 

Find a libarary here
 

To find accommodation in Gothenburg, visit Move to Gothenburg for useful tips and guidance on finding a home.

Be cautious when signing contracts and always consult someone knowledgeable before making any payments.

For more advice, check out this article and watch this video for practical tips.

It's important to search for jobs based on keywords and qualifications that match your educational background and work experience. Avoid solely relying on your previous job title, as job titles and responsibilities may vary. Broaden your search to find relevant positions.

No, International House Gothenburg is a non-profit organization, so all services and events are free of charge.

If you receive financial aid from CSN (the Swedish Board of Student Finance), it is recommended to check the csn.se website for further information. However, if you do not receive CSN aid, there are no specific working time limitations for students in Sweden. You are permitted to work full-time while studying. For more detailed guidelines, please visit the website of the Swedish Migration Agency website.