Would you like to contribute to the Swedish Armed Forces' educational mission?

Join us in making Sweden safer and stronger. Göta Transport Regiment T 2 is in an exciting growth phase and is now looking for an engaged teacher in vehicle service for the Logistics School in Skövde.

About the Logistics School and the Motor School

The Logistics School trains employees and future officers in logistics and vehicle service for all branches of the Armed Forces. Approximately 90 military and civilian employees work at the Logistics School.

The Motor School is responsible for training instructors in vehicle service within the Armed Forces. The department's area of responsibility includes vehicle types such as wheeled vehicles and special vehicles, for example, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles, motorcycles, armored personnel carriers, and tracked vehicles.

Main Responsibilities

As a teacher in vehicle service, you will play a central role in developing, planning, and conducting training within your area of expertise. Your tasks will include:

• Leading and conducting courses in vehicle service as a teacher.
• Supporting trainers at the Armed Forces units with subject matter expertise in vehicle service.
• Contributing to the development of training methods, course content, and safety procedures related to vehicle service.
• Participating in development and concept projects within the Motor School's area of responsibility.

REQUIREMENTS

Qualifications

• Professional officer, SO 6–7.
• Vehicle instructor or special vehicle instructor (e.g., tracked vehicle, armored personnel carrier, or motorcycle).
• Excellent ability to express yourself in Swedish, both orally and in writing.
• Current experience working with the Office suite and digital tools.

Personal Attributes

In the role of teacher, it is important that you are independent, proactive, and have a positive view of people that influences your way of supporting both operations and colleagues. You want to develop and contribute to the development of others within your area of responsibility.

Furthermore, you have good collaboration skills, enjoy working in teams, and can quickly adapt to new situations. Your commitment to education and development shapes your working style. The job involves both theoretical and practical elements and requires a combination of pedagogical ability, technical knowledge, and leadership skills.

We will place great emphasis on personal suitability.

DESIRABLE

• Category C driver's license.
• Military traffic instructor.
• Experience or knowledge of vehicle service at the company level.

The Armed Forces' mission is based on all employees acting in accordance with the authority's values, which protect the equal value of all people, justice, and equality, and promote democracy and human rights. Read more at www.forsvarsmakten.se (http://www.forsvarsmakten.se).

Other

Employment type: Military position, permanent employment. The Armed Forces applies a six-month probationary period for those who are not already employed by the authority.

Employment rate: Full-time.

Work location: Skövde.

Start date: As soon as possible or by agreement.

Travel in service may occur.

The position is located at the Motor School, Logistics School in Skövde.

Inquiries about the position

Mattias Leijon, Head of the Motor School
Phone: 010 82 510 00 (switchboard)

Information about the recruitment process

Louise Arnholm, HR Generalist T 2
Phone: 010 82 510 00 (switchboard)

Union Representatives

Ulf Granlöf (SACO), Martin Zetterman (Officers' Union), Claes Andersson (SEKO), and Johan Törling (OFR/S). All can be reached via 010 82 510 00 (switchboard). All contact persons are mainly available during weeks 50-51 and weeks 2-3.

Application

Welcome with your application by 2026-01-16. The application should include a CV and a personal letter describing how you meet the requested competencies, as well as answers to the selection questions. Also, attach certificates that support your information.

Applications for this position will only be accepted via the Armed Forces' website.

Information about the Armed Forces and the recruiting unit:

The motto of the unit is: Logistics - our responsibility. Göta Transport Regiment belongs to the army and is the only unit in the entire Armed Forces that solely works with logistics. Logistics is a collective term for supply management, technical service, transport service, and defense medicine. This means that the regiment ensures that the combat units receive the support they need to accomplish their tasks, such as food, water, ammunition, and fuel. With our medical capabilities, we take care of the injured, and with our transport capabilities, we ensure that the units arrive at the right place at the right time.

Göta Transport Regiment trains, develops, and leads logistics units that are immediately usable for operations, both national and international. At Göta Transport Regiment, the Armed Forces' Logistics and Motor School trains logistics officers for the entire Armed Forces.

Every day and every hour, our employees make efforts that affect other people's lives, both in large and small ways, both at home and around the world.

The Armed Forces give you the opportunity to develop as a person and grow in your professional role. We are a responsible employer and have an open organization where we support each other.

In the Armed Forces, there is a strong value base built on openness, results, and responsibility. Professional development and personal health are valued and encouraged. There are good opportunities for internal career mobility, wellness, and a good balance between work and private life.

The Armed Forces take advantage of the qualities that diversity and equal gender distribution bring to the organization. We therefore welcome applicants with different backgrounds and experiences in our recruitments.

Employment with us means placement in a security class. Usually, Swedish citizenship is required. A security check with a background check will be conducted before employment according to Chapter 3 of the Security Protection Act. Employment also includes an obligation to be placed in a war situation. The implications of this vary depending on the type of position.

To the application for employment, a CV and personal letter must be attached. If you proceed in the employment process, certified copies of grades and certificates must always be presented.

Calls from external recruitment companies and salespeople are not welcome.