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An initiative that makes a difference
Looking for talents with an academic degree? Or maybe an initiative that increases diversity? Jobbsprånget connects you with newcomer academics – with great results.
Jobbsprånget benefits
We give you an opportunity to combine business benefits with social responsibility. Participation in
Jobbsprånget is easy and free of charge. Jobbsprånget offers:
- Relevant competence
- Increased diversity
- A concrete way to contribute to Agenda 2030
- A chance to make a difference
- Leadership training for employees
Who can participate in Jobbsprånget?
Jobbsprånget is a nationwide internship programme. All types of employers from any location in Sweden are welcome to participate. Since 2017, more than 400 employers from 50 different locations have participated. Among those who participate, you find both small, large, private and public employers. Join us!
Your commitment
Participating in Jobbsprånget is easy and free of charge. Your only committment as an employer is to:
- Assist with a mentor (approx. 1-2 h/week)
- Interview at least one candidate/internship
- Provide relevant tasks
- Provide the candidate with necessary equipment (e.g. computer)
Jobbsprånget changes lives
Many of our interns have applied for hundreds of jobs before finding Jobbsprånget. After our four-months-long internship programme, 7 out of 10 get a job on their professional level.
Mamtha Pullat
Diversity & Inclusion Specialist at Telia
“Jobbsprånget opened amazing doors for me. I think it is the key to help international academics enter the Swedish workforce.”
JB Moise Morel
Executive Coordinator at Zimpler
“I did two internship back to back. The first one with BillerudKorsnäs and the second one with BCG. They invited me with open arms and it was an amazing experience.”
Bhavin Balan
Business Analyst at Unilever
“Internship is the right entry point. Through internship, you will get experience of the Swedish job market.”
