• Online courses, sometimes called distance learning courses, take place via the digital platform Zoom. You as a participant log in to the Zoom lesson and communicate with your teacher via e-mail. You need to have the Zoom program installed on your computer or tablet before the course starts.
• Before the start of the course, Paideia folkhögskola will send out information with a course link via email. The school also offers an information meeting about Zoom before the start of the course, where you as a participant can ask questions and try the platform.
• If you want to read more about Zoom, you can read frequently asked questions and answers on Zoom’s own website.

1. Click on the course you are interested in to go to the course page.
2. Click on the “APPLY HERE” button on the course page.
3. Fill in the application form before the deadline. The date is in the white text box on the course page.
4. Click on the “SEND” button at the bottom of the application form to submit your application. Your application is only complete if you submit it and receive an immediate on-screen confirmation.
5. Once you have completed the application, you will receive both an automated on-screen confirmation as well as an automated email that we have received your application. Please check both your inbox and your spam folder for this automatic message. If you have not received the message, it is probably because you have entered an incorrect e-mail address.

• We will get back to you by email if we are missing any information from you.
• You need to provide your personal information (e.g. name, address, social security number, e-mail address and mobile phone number) in order for us to process your application.
• If you have a protected identity or do not have a Swedish personal identity number, please contact us so that we can help you with your application.
• Please write about yourself, why you are applying for the course and your previous experience. This information may be used as a basis for the admission process.
• Please note that we cannot guarantee you a place. If many people apply for the same course, we will make a selection.
  Please check your spam regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.
• Please note that the course application is open for a limited period. Once the course application is closed, you can no longer submit an application.
• Your application cannot be transferred to another semester. You will need to reapply each semester you wish to take a course.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.

• Online courses, sometimes called distance learning courses, take place via the digital platform Zoom. You as a participant log in to the Zoom lesson and communicate with your teacher via e-mail. You need to have the Zoom program installed on your computer or tablet before the course starts.
• Before the start of the course, Paideia folkhögskola will send out information with a course link via email. The school also offers an information meeting about Zoom before the start of the course, where you as a participant can ask questions and try the platform.
• If you want to read more about Zoom, you can read frequently asked questions and answers on Zoom’s own website.

• Yes, you are welcome to apply for several courses in the same semester. You do this by filling in a new, separate application for each course. Make sure that the courses you apply for do not clash with each other, time wise.
• If you are admitted to several courses, you will pay the course fees for all of them.
• You cannot be admitted to different levels of the same course (for instance Modern Hebrew Semester 2 and Modern Hebrew Semester 3) during the same semester. If you want to take both courses, you can apply for one this semester and the other in a future semester.
• If you are unsure which level is suitable for you, please contact the administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se or read about the course level on the course page.
• Please note that we cannot guarantee you a place. If many apply for the same course, we will make a selection.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.

• Paideia Folkhögskola’s organizes courses taught both in a physical classroom and at a distance.
• On the course page it says “Distance learning” if the course will be given remotely.
• A course can be moved from a physical classroom to a virtual classroom, if necessary. If this is the case, we will notify you in writing if you have been admitted to the course.
• The courses given at a distance take place via the digital platform Zoom. You as a participant log in to the Zoom lesson and communicate with your teacher via e-mail.
• Courses taught at a distance may include physical meetings in the schedule, such as a study visit or a final meeting where the teacher and the group have the opportunity to meet physically at the school. This type of “hybrid arrangement” is indicated on the course page in connection with the application and in the admission letter if you are offered a place on the course.
• Courses taught in a physical classroom may have one or two distance learning sessions as part of the course structure. This type of “hybrid arrangement” is indicated on the course page in connection with the application and in the admission letter if you are offered a place on the course.
• Do you have questions about how the course is organized? Please contact the administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se.
• Check your spam regularly so that you do not miss emails from the school.

1. Click on the course you are interested in to go to the course page.
2. Click on the “APPLY HERE” button on the course page.
3. Fill in the application form before the deadline. The date is in the white text box on the course page.
4. Click on the “SEND” button at the bottom of the application form to submit your application. Your application is only complete if you submit it and receive an immediate on-screen confirmation.
5. Once you have completed the application, you will receive both an automated on-screen confirmation as well as an automated email that we have received your application. Please check both your inbox and your spam folder for this automatic message. If you have not received the message, it is probably because you have entered an incorrect e-mail address.

• We will get back to you by email if we are missing any information from you.
• You need to provide your personal information (e.g. name, address, social security number, e-mail address and mobile phone number) in order for us to process your application.
• If you have a protected identity or do not have a Swedish personal identity number, please contact us so that we can help you with your application.
• Please write about yourself, why you are applying for the course and your previous experience. This information may be used as a basis for the admission process.
• Please note that we cannot guarantee you a place. If many people apply for the same course, we will make a selection.
  Please check your spam regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.
• Please note that the course application is open for a limited period. Once the course application is closed, you can no longer submit an application.
• Your application cannot be transferred to another semester. You will need to reapply each semester you wish to take a course.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.

• Most courses are taught in Swedish, and a number are taught in other languages.
• Courses in Swedish may have course literature in English.
• Some courses are taught entirely in English.
• Courses in language or text may have course literature in Yiddish, Hebrew or English.
• Read the course page to find out what applies to the particular course you are interested in.

• Anyone who is 16 years old, or turns 16 in the year the course starts, can apply to a profile course.
• For Swedish courses you need to have a basic understanding of Swedish, as the folk high school communicates in Swedish.
• Most courses are taught in Swedish, and a number are taught in other languages, if so the school will send out information in English.
• You need an e-mail address to be able to apply for our courses, as Paideia folkhögskola communicates via e-mail.
• Some courses require prior knowledge, in which case they are listed on the course page.
• You should live within commuting distance to be able to attend a course in a physical classroom, or be able to arrange travel and accommodation on your own. You do not need to live in Stockholm or a nearby city to attend an online course.
• Please note that we cannot guarantee you a place. If many apply for the same course, we will make a selection.

• Paideia Folkhögskola’s organizes courses taught both in a physical classroom and at a distance.
• On the course page it says “Distance learning” if the course will be given remotely.
• A course can be moved from a physical classroom to a virtual classroom, if necessary. If this is the case, we will notify you in writing if you have been admitted to the course.
• The courses given at a distance take place via the digital platform Zoom. You as a participant log in to the Zoom lesson and communicate with your teacher via e-mail.
• Courses taught at a distance may include physical meetings in the schedule, such as a study visit or a final meeting where the teacher and the group have the opportunity to meet physically at the school. This type of “hybrid arrangement” is indicated on the course page in connection with the application and in the admission letter if you are offered a place on the course.
• Courses taught in a physical classroom may have one or two distance learning sessions as part of the course structure. This type of “hybrid arrangement” is indicated on the course page in connection with the application and in the admission letter if you are offered a place on the course.
• Do you have questions about how the course is organized? Please contact the administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se.
• Check your spam regularly so that you do not miss emails from the school.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.

• Most courses are taught in Swedish, and a number are taught in other languages.
• Courses in Swedish may have course literature in English.
• Some courses are taught entirely in English.
• Courses in language or text may have course literature in Yiddish, Hebrew or English.
• Read the course page to find out what applies to the particular course you are interested in.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.

• Online courses, sometimes called distance learning courses, take place via the digital platform Zoom. You as a participant log in to the Zoom lesson and communicate with your teacher via e-mail. You need to have the Zoom program installed on your computer or tablet before the course starts.
• Before the start of the course, Paideia folkhögskola will send out information with a course link via email. The school also offers an information meeting about Zoom before the start of the course, where you as a participant can ask questions and try the platform.
• If you want to read more about Zoom, you can read frequently asked questions and answers on Zoom’s own website.

• Yes, you are welcome to apply for several courses in the same semester. You do this by filling in a new, separate application for each course. Make sure that the courses you apply for do not clash with each other, time wise.
• If you are admitted to several courses, you will pay the course fees for all of them.
• You cannot be admitted to different levels of the same course (for instance Modern Hebrew Semester 2 and Modern Hebrew Semester 3) during the same semester. If you want to take both courses, you can apply for one this semester and the other in a future semester.
• If you are unsure which level is suitable for you, please contact the administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se or read about the course level on the course page.
• Please note that we cannot guarantee you a place. If many apply for the same course, we will make a selection.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.

• Anyone who is 16 years old, or turns 16 in the year the course starts, can apply to a profile course.
• For Swedish courses you need to have a basic understanding of Swedish, as the folk high school communicates in Swedish.
• Most courses are taught in Swedish, and a number are taught in other languages, if so the school will send out information in English.
• You need an e-mail address to be able to apply for our courses, as Paideia folkhögskola communicates via e-mail.
• Some courses require prior knowledge, in which case they are listed on the course page.
• You should live within commuting distance to be able to attend a course in a physical classroom, or be able to arrange travel and accommodation on your own. You do not need to live in Stockholm or a nearby city to attend an online course.
• Please note that we cannot guarantee you a place. If many apply for the same course, we will make a selection.

• Most courses are taught in Swedish, and a number are taught in other languages.
• Courses in Swedish may have course literature in English.
• Some courses are taught entirely in English.
• Courses in language or text may have course literature in Yiddish, Hebrew or English.
• Read the course page to find out what applies to the particular course you are interested in.

• If you have any questions about courses (application, admission, payment, etc.), please write to our administration at info@paideiafolkhogskola.se and we will get back to you by e-mail.
• If you are admitted to a course, you will receive the e-mail address of your course teacher. During the course, you can write to the teacher if you have questions about the course material and content.
• At the end of the course, we will send you a course evaluation by email where you are welcome to write your comments and any suggestions for improvement.
• Check your spam folder regularly so you don’t miss any emails from the school.