The industries that are crying out for people – with 40,000 in monthly salary

The industries that are crying out for people with

On April 15, admissions to autumn courses at the country’s universities and colleges close.

For those who are unemployed during a recession, studies can be a good option, especially given that the demand for educated labor remains high.

– Studying is always valuable for one’s future working life, regardless of the state of the economy. But if you are standing and weighing between several options, I absolutely think that you should apply for different educations, and remember to choose both with your heart and brain, says Kerstin Erikssonlabor market analyst at Arbetsförmedlingen.

Two courses where EVERYONE gets a job with a monthly salary of 34,000

Kerstin Eriksson, Employment Agency. Photo: Press photo

33 short courses that guarantee a job after graduation

The hottest industries of the future

Some industries are in greater need of personnel than others.

– We see continued high pressure on professions in healthcare, education, technology and IT. These are areas that will need to recruit staff in the coming years and therefore it is of course grateful to train for a profession within them, says Kerstin Eriksson.

Ten short courses – with a monthly salary of at least SEK 44,000

Healthcare is an industry in constant need of personnel. Photo: Anna Tärnhuvud/SVD/TT The job to bet on

According to recent statistics from the Employment Agency, there are six occupations with great opportunities for work in 2026, where the average salary is also at least SEK 39,500.

Software and system developer

Average salary: SEK 48,600

Specialist doctor

Average salary: SEK 86,400

Dentist

Average salary: SEK 50,300

Nurse

Average salary: SEK 39,500 (basic education)

Engineers and technicians in mechanical engineering

Average salary: SEK 46,200

Engineers and technicians in electrical engineering

Average salary: SEK 50,600

Nine occupations with a monthly salary of at least SEK 47,000 – and little competition

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