Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Barn- och Fritids programmet, Child and recreation program Photo 1


Agneberg is a charming school with old and new buildings fused together. It is set in central Uddevalla at the end on Kingstreet. Uddevalla is a smal city at the weatscoat of Sweden. Agneberg secondaty school is a school with a very old heritage dated back to 1600´s and Agneberg in its current form is celebrating its 150th anniversary on Wednesday, April 18. 
One the pictures you see the main entrance, the courtyard and a view of the library from above.

The school offers a wide range of different 3 year education programmes. Such as Child and Recreation Program, Economy Program, Business and Administration Program, The hotel and tourism program, Faculty program, Restaurant and food program, Social Science program and SPINT - English and internationalization. The School also offers three different asecondary apprenticeship programs, GLU. The main difference between a secondary apprenticeship and other vocational secondary education is that you, as an apprentice, is part of a team on a workplace. Students are 2 days in School and 3 days in work placement.
Here you can see the cafe' area, where students and teachers alike hang out.

Feel free to visit Agneberg.news the school web page for more information 
and to see what’s going on at the moment! Or visit Uddevalla.se to learn more about the city



2 comments:

  1. Dear Jeanette,
    thanks for this excellent blog posting and your photograph. the building is an unusual and interesting mixture of the old and the new. Some of our VET schools are like this, particularly the older ones in the major cities.
    I have been to Uddevalla and I know what a pretty place it is.
    the school certainly teaches a wide variety of courses and in this way it is a lot like our VET schools and colleges.
    In Australia we have apprenticeships and they sound very much like the ones you have in your school.
    How many students attend your school?

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    1. you have been to Uddevalla? How wonderful :) 2008 i went to Australia for 3 months. Spendt most of my time in Sydney. I always found the Ozzies to be a friendly bunch of people :)

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