hoglandet.se
Cooperation body for small municipalities on Sweden's Höglandet, running shared education and family law services
About hoglandet.se
Höglandsförbundet is a cooperation body of small municipalities on the Höglandet in Småland, Sweden. Its stated aim is for small municipalities to pool their competence and resources, raise quality and give residents better service.
Its listed activities include Teknikcollege på höglandet, family law (Familjerätt) and a gymnasium. Adult education in Eksjö, Nässjö and Sävsjö is combined under the joint name Höglandsvux. Tranås kommun has decided to apply for membership in the association.
The association publishes meeting minutes and notices and advertises job openings for its offices on the Höglandet.
Product: Shared municipal services, including education (Teknikcollege, gymnasium, adult education) and family law services.
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