Work in care

Want to work within care?

Work in Care is a joint project between Connecting Jobs, an initiative by Beredskapslyftet, in collaboration with Ambea, Scandinavia’s leading care company. The initiative aims to help newcomers in Sweden get into work within various care roles at Ambea.

Do you want a safe and supportive path into the Swedish labor market?

A workplace to grow in

• Opportunity to learn Swedish through work

• Regular working hours, including evenings and weekends

• Collective agreement and union protection

• Possibility of permanent employment

Who we are looking for

To take part in the project, the candidate needs to:

• Have the right to live and work in Sweden but not be a Swedish or EU citizen

• Be eligible for Introduktionsjobb, Etableringsjobb or possibly Nystartsjobb

• Live in Stockholm and the surrounding area

• Have basic knowledge of Swedish

Recruitment process

How can I get hired?

Most recruitments take place through recruitment events. Ahead of each event, around 30 candidates are selected to go through at least one interview with one or more potential employers.

Application via job posting

Some recruitments take place directly, without being part of an event. If a position is part of a recruitment event, this will be clearly stated in the job posting.

Where?

The launch takes place in the Stockholm region, with a focus on recruitment for roles such as care assistants, kitchen assistants, and other entry-level roles within elderly care.

Why employees enjoy working at Ambea

Samuel
Mebrahtu

“I found my job at Vardaga through Connecting Jobs, and I’m very grateful for the opportunity. The process was smooth, and I started working quickly. Working at Vardaga has been a great experience, and I’m happy to be part of the team. Thank you, Connecting Jobs, for helping me start my career in Sweden.”

Lesia
Sementsiv

“I’m glad to have gotten my first job in Sweden through Connecting Jobs. It has opened new opportunities for me.”

Mariia
Oleksyn

“Thanks to Connecting Jobs, I found a position at Vardaga and was able to begin my career in the care industry. I’m grateful for the opportunity and excited to continue growing professionally in Sweden.”

Anna
Ibrahim

“I’m grateful for the support from Connecting Jobs. This job has given me more confidence and a good start in Sweden.”

Questions?

These positions are part of a project that is co-funded by the European Union through the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF). The project aims to support third-country nationals in their integration into the Swedish labor market. The participants hold residence permits in Sweden but do not have Swedish citizenship or EU/EEA citizenship. Candidates who meet these criteria are encouraged to apply.