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The Arctic Vocational Foundation
Offers education in around 30 different vocation for jobseekers and businesses in Finland, Norway and Sweden.
The courses are tailored to the individual and are recognised in the different countries.
Training takes place in four languages.
The Arctic Vocational Foundation is part of the EU’s Leonardo da Vinci programme, and cooperates with vocational schools in five different countries
The courses focus on learning by doing, with the support of competent staff.
Teaching takes place in Övertorneå and Hedenäset in Sweden.
At Övertorneå, The Arctic Vocational Foundation offers courses within IT, economy, electrician training, refrigeration, sheet metal and ventilation systems, CNC and robot systems, car mechanics, restaurant and professional kitchens and health.
At Hedenäset people can study joinery and construction and hairdressing
The Arctic Vocational Foundation began providing labour market education in 1970. After an organisational change in 1992 it changed to The Arctic Vocational Foundation and a board with two board members from each country was established. The running of the foundation is regulated by four year agreements between the three countries.
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