Legal Analyst at the Swedish Schools Inspectorate in Linköping

Make a difference as a lawyer – contribute to quality and legal security in Swedish schools The Swedish Schools Inspectorate works to ensure that all children and students receive equitable education of high quality in a stimulating and safe environment. Our mission is to ensure that school legislation is followed and that every student is given the opportunity to develop to their full potential. We conduct inspections, quality assessments, and evaluate permits for independent schools. The agency is located in Gothenburg, Linköping, Lund, Stockholm, and Umeå. The Linköping office is part of the Southern region together with Lund and Gothenburg. We are looking for a lawyer Are you a lawyer who wants to work to ensure that all children and students receive the best possible education in a safe environment? Are you driven, independent, and looking for interesting work focused on children's rights and quality in Swedish schools? Do you want to be challenged with inspection and investigation work in the field? Then we have an exciting job for you. It is an important and challenging legal area that demands high legal expertise and analytical skills. What we offer We offer qualified and varied inspection and investigation work with the opportunity to make a difference in society. The work takes place at the local, regional, and national level in an environment where different competencies work together to advance the interests of children and students. Within the organization, there is strong commitment to improving school quality and protecting individual students' rights. Our core values are credibility, clarity, and accessibility. In this position, you will participate in the Schools Inspectorate's inspection training, and ongoing professional development is part of our daily work. Wellness benefits are offered, as well as the opportunity to arrange remote work up to 40 percent. Our office is activity-based and located in the Ebbepark area in Linköping. Work tasks As an analyst, you will conduct inspections in all school forms and after-school centers based on school legislation requirements. A key task is to visit the operations being inspected, which involves regular travel with overnight stays. Your responsibilities include planning, document reviews, and qualified analyses as well as interviews and observations during visits. You will also write and present decisions regarding inspections and/or quality assessments and maintain ongoing dialogue with principals and school administrators. As an analyst with legal expertise, you will contribute a legal perspective to the investigation work and understanding of how regulations and public governance affect the agency's mission. The position also includes participating in knowledge sharing and improving work processes for efficient, consistent, and equitable case handling. Qualifications You must have: A law degree or other education that the employer considers equivalent Current work experience with qualified investigation work, including case handling Current work experience gathering, analyzing, and processing complex information Very strong ability to express yourself clearly and correctly in spoken and written Swedish Valid driver's license for cars It is an advantage to have: Notary certification or equivalent Knowledge of administrative law Experience with investigation work in public administration Experience with school law matters Experience with inspection work To thrive at the Schools Inspectorate, you should enjoy working in an organization with varied tasks and a work environment where colleagues have different competencies and experiences. You should enjoy reading, writing, and investigating. To assess whether an applicant will succeed in the analyst position, we will place great emphasis on personal qualities. We are therefore looking for someone with very strong ability to: Collaborate and give and receive feedback Communicate clearly and professionally Independently drive your work and feel confident in your professional role Plan and structure your work effectively About the position The employment is permanent and full-time. The Schools Inspectorate applies a 6-month probationary period. Start date as soon as agreed. The Schools Inspectorate values being a workplace free from discrimination and providing equal opportunities for all. Application Apply with a personal letter (maximum one A4 page) and CV. Click apply below. Reference number 2026:8179. Application deadline is September 13, 2026. Work sample will be conducted. Selection and digital interviews may take place on an ongoing basis. Questions For information about the position, contact unit manager Sofia Lindstrand. Union representatives are Therése Tunek OFR/Sveriges lärare and Caroline Göth Saco-S. All can be reached via switchboard phone 08-586 080 00. For questions about the recruitment process, contact HR partner at [email protected].

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