Electrical and energy
Here you’ll learn to work with electricity, energy and computer technology. You’ll gain practical skills, complete at least 15 weeks of workplace training, and have the opportunity to start working straight away or continue your studies.
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About the programme
The Electrical and Energy Programme is a vocational course for those who want to work hands-on with electricity, energy, or IT. You will learn how to install, maintain, and repair technical systems, with safety and precision as key parts of the training.
Quick facts
Programme type: Vocational
Specialisation: Installation electrician
Workplace training (APL): At least 15 weeks
University eligibility: Yes
Can be combined with NIU (National Sports Programme): Yes, in handball or biathlon
Example careers: Electrician, network technician, energy technician
Pathways after graduation: Direct employment in electrical and technical fields, vocational college, or university (with eligibility)
Specialisation and courses
The programme leads to a career as an installation electrician.
You will gain the knowledge and practical skills required to work in electrical installation.
Workplace training (APL)
The programme includes at least 15 weeks of workplace training. This gives you the chance to experience the profession in real-life settings and build contacts that may lead to future employment.
Opportunities after graduation
After graduation, you can work directly as an electrician, network technician, or energy technician. You can also continue at a vocational college, and with the right additional courses, move on to university studies.
Eligibility and application
To qualify, you need passing grades in Swedish (or Swedish as a second language), English, mathematics, and five other subjects from lower secondary school. Applications are made through the upper secondary admissions system.
Student life and options
You will train in modern workshops with industry-standard equipment. You can also choose additional courses in languages, sports, or other subjects to broaden your education.
Quick facts
Can I become an electrician straight after the programme?
Yes, you can start working after graduation, but you will need to complete an apprenticeship before becoming fully qualified.
Can I continue on to university?
Yes, if you do not opt out of the courses required for university eligibility.
Summary
The Electrical and Energy Programme gives you practical skills, at least 15 weeks of workplace training, and the chance to work straight after graduation or continue your studies in technology and energy.
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Contact
Björknäsgymnasiet
E-mail: bjorknas@boden.se
Phone: +46 921 625 00