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Fojo Media Institute & Partners : Ny Kollega Journalism Training Programme (Sweden)
Author:Zeineb Haj Slimane

Applications are now open for Ny Kollega (New Colleague). This programme is for those who want to work as a journalist in Sweden. Do you have journalistic experience from abroad or a relevant Swedish higher education degree? Do you want to work as a journalist in the future? Then Ny Kollega is for you.

The programme is a collaboration between the Fojo Media Institute, SVT, Sveriges Radio, Schibsted, Bonnier News, and Stampen Media. This year, the programme is open to two different profiles.

  • Profile 1: For those with a journalism background from abroad — For those who have studied journalism or worked as a journalist outside Sweden and want to adapt their skills to the Swedish media landscape.
  • Profile 2: For those with a Swedish academic background — For those who hold a foreign academic degree (in any subject) and have language skills from abroad. You have not previously worked as a journalist, but have strong drive and want to find a way into the profession.

Ny Kollega is a free training programme that gives participants the opportunity to build a network, develop their journalistic skills, and take the next step into the Swedish media industry.

DEADLINE: 13 September, 2026.

NOTE: The offer description and application form are written in Swedish

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND TO APPLY

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