Tres estudiantes del programa de asistencia consiguen empleo antes de graduarse

Annabell Olsén, Alva Bond y Vilma Johansen, de la clase VO23, han conseguido puestos de trabajo en la región antes de su graduación.

Las tres estudiantes, de 18 y 19 años, provienen de Grycksbo, Bjursås y Linghed. Han completado el programa de asistencia y enfermería, y ahora se preparan para la graduación con sus gorras de estudiante listas. Su futuro ya está definido. Todas han obtenido empleos en el sector sanitario regional, lo que les brinda seguridad al dejar atrás la escuela. –Se siente irreal pero, aun así, agradable, afirma Vilma Johansen.

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