Vacant job

The Swedish Schools Inspectorate works for a school where all children, students, and adult learners, regardless of gender, receive a good quality education, an equitable education, and knowledge in a stimulating and safe environment. We work for a school where all children, students, and adult learners are given the opportunity to develop as far as possible based on their conditions. The authority is located in five locations. The Department for Permits and School Finances is based in Stockholm.

We are looking for

We are looking for a case officer who wants to work with the processing and assessment of cases at the unit for permit assessment.

We offer

We offer a qualified and varied investigative work in an environment where different competencies work together. We offer a good working environment in nice activity-based premises centrally located in Stockholm. We offer favorable conditions such as wellness grants, flexible working hours, and good vacation and pension terms.

Job responsibilities

You will be part of the unit for permit assessment that evaluates applications to start or expand independent schools' operations. Currently, there is work underway to revoke permits that are not utilized.

Your main tasks will include investigating cases related to the revocation of permits that are not utilized. As an investigator, you will independently conduct an investigation that includes gathering, analyzing, and assessing documentation as well as writing and presenting decisions. Compiling information and updating a digital database with current information about permits is also part of the job.

Your work may involve contacts with individual school owners, municipalities, and the public.

Qualifications

You have:

• a university degree or equivalent relevant education
• at least 3 months of current experience in revoking permits.
• good ability to express yourself clearly and correctly in speech and writing
• good knowledge of Swedish, both spoken and written
• experience in database administration.

It is advantageous to have:

• experience working at the Swedish Schools Inspectorate.

We are looking for someone who

• is meticulous, structured, and has good analytical skills
• is efficient and can work at a fast pace
• has a good ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously
• easily works both independently and with others

Your personal qualities will be given great importance in the recruitment process.

The position

The position is a fixed-term employment for 6 months with an immediate start. The scope is full-time. Interviews may be conducted on an ongoing basis.

Application

Please send your application in the form of a CV and a personal letter (max 1 A4). Click on the application below. Reference number is 2025:12273. The deadline for applications is January 2, 2026.

Questions

For inquiries about the position, please contact unit manager Carin Clevesjö.

Union representatives are Caroline Engskär (Saco) and Mattias Friström (Ofr/s). All can be reached via the switchboard at 08-586 080 00. For questions about the recruitment process: [email protected]

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