Annabell Olsén, Alva Bond and Vilma Johansen from class VO23 have all secured positions in the region before graduating.
The three students, aged 18 and 19, come from Grycksbo, Bjursås and Linghed. They have completed the care and nursing program and are now preparing for graduation with their student caps ready. Their future is already set. All have received jobs in regional healthcare, providing security as they leave school behind. – It feels unreal but still nice, says Vilma Johansen.
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A new report shows that 72 percent of home care staff in Sweden have considered leaving their jobs. In Uppsala, 54 people left home care services in 2025, and politicians from SD and MP have differing proposals to improve the situation.
Gränbyskolan is the first in Uppsala to test SAO jobs where lower secondary students work two hours a week as part of their schooling. Since March about one hundred eighth-graders have worked at some fifty employers.
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Nursing student Cecilia Carlsson's placement at a Dalarna hospital was cut short after ten days. Dalarna University deemed her a patient risk. She feels slandered and traumatized.
Kajsa Westgren Forssén in Borlänge has secured a permanent position as the sole cleaner at Lanternans school after over ten years at Samhall. She was one of 1,310 people nationwide who transitioned to open labour market jobs in 2025. "I never thought I would leave Samhall", she says.
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Malmö's ninth graders achieve record school results. At Örtagårdsskolan in Rosengård, eligibility for upper secondary school has risen to 87 percent.
The Labour Market Committee in Uppsala has decided on a new procurement of Komvux training in several vocational areas. At the same time the municipality will expand its own education in care and welfare.
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Regional councillor Caroline Svensson (C) in Norrbotten has chosen not to run for re-election. She has worked as a temporary nurse during her time in office.