Vacant job

We are looking for an enthusiastic teacher in Social Studies and related subjects for our General Course, starting August 1, 2026.

Responsibilities and Work Format

Your responsibilities include both classroom and group teaching at our residential General Course, as well as teaching for our distance learning course. The residential teaching at Biskops Arnö takes place one day per week, while the distance learning course also involves one day per week. The teaching is partially level-integrated, meaning participants at different levels can study together in mixed groups.

In addition to regular teaching, scheduled meetings are held, some in person and others digitally via Teams or Zoom.

About the General Course at the Folk High School

The General Course at the Folk High School gives participants the opportunity to obtain upper secondary school eligibility, allowing them to proceed to work, vocational college, or university/college. The pedagogy at the Folk High School is based on a holistic perspective, focusing on both the individual's personal and social development as well as knowledge acquisition.

Job Details and Conditions

This is a part-time position at 40%. The salary is individual and based on agreement. Please state your salary expectations in your application.

Application Process

The deadline for applications is June 11. Please send your application to us via the link below.

About Biskops Arnö

Biskops Arnö has a broad operation with both feet firmly planted in adult education (folkbildning). We run a Folk High School, a Vocational College, and host seminars and conferences. We also operate a Bed & Breakfast and a youth hostel during the summer. In the summer, we run our own short courses and seminars, and we rent out our facilities for parties and weddings.

Biskops Arnö has a unique history reflected in both its buildings and environment. The oldest parts of the facility date back to the 14th century, while the latest extension was completed in the mid-2000s. Parts of the buildings are owned by the Swedish National Property Board, while the rest is owned by the Foundation of Nordens Biskops Arnö. Large parts of the island constitute a Natura 2000 area, and the historic buildings and park area are protected under the ordinance on state historical monuments.

We value sustainability and have a KRAV-certified kitchen along with a systematic environmental management system.