Despite a slight drop in job ads compared to last year, there are still around 17,000 summer job openings in Sweden, particularly in healthcare and hospitality. The summer months provide an opportunity for newcomers to gain experience and establish connections, crucial in a market where many jobs are obtained through networking. Although fluency in Swedish is often required, positions catering to international tourists are more accommodating, allowing English speakers to find roles. Many jobs, especially temporary substitutes, emerge during the summer due to vacationing full-time employees.
There are still thousands of job openings in everything from the hospitality industry to healthcare, with almost 17,000 summer jobs currently available in Sweden.
Although hiring for more permanent positions often grinds to a halt during summer, it can also be an ideal time to break into the Swedish labor market.
Using the summer to build networks and industry knowledge can be beneficial, particularly since seven out of ten jobs in Sweden are obtained through personal connections.
Seasonal jobs are available for English-speakers in major cities and tourism destinations, emphasizing communication with international tourists over fluency in Swedish.
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