Who pays for it?
Part of the schools' costs is paid by the students' home municipalities under inter-municipal agreements and the remainder by the national government. Students' board and travel are paid out of the boarding allowance from their home municipalities, sick pay and activity support by the Swedish Social Insurance Administration (Försäkringskassan), and national upper secondary school allowance by the Swedish National Board of Student Aid (CSN).
Students' finance
All students receive a student grant from CSN. This is paid automatically from their sixteenth birthday until the spring term of the year they turn 20. Some students are also paid a disability allowance, which is intended to cover extra costs due to disability.
All students receive a student grant from CSN. This is paid automatically from their sixteenth birthday until the spring term of the year they turn 20. Some students are also paid a disability allowance, which is intended to cover extra costs due to disability.
For more information:
Kvinnersta School: www.orebro.se/kvinnersta
Risbergska School: http://www.orebro.se/risbergskaskolan
Tullängs School: http://www.orebro.se/tullangen
Virginska School: www.orebro.se/virginskaskolan
At Örebro Municipality's website you can find out just about anything you want to know about Örebro: www.orebro.se.
Published by: Per Brage, 12/20/2011 10:55 fm
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