The School Inspectorate works toward a school system where all children and students have equal rights to quality education and knowledge in a stimulating and safe environment. Every individual child and student has the right to develop to their fullest potential based on their circumstances. Our operations consist of three branches: supervision, quality review, and licensing. We are located in Gothenburg, Linköping, Lund, Stockholm, and Umeå.
For us, the needs and interests of the public are the focus, and we always strive to deliver high-quality services from the perspective of "those we serve." We offer attractive terms and exciting work tasks together with engaged and knowledgeable colleagues.
Are you an experienced lawyer with knowledge of Swedish government regulations? Then we have exciting work waiting for you where you will have great opportunity to apply your knowledge of the Public Access to Information and Secrecy Act! You will work together with our archives and records team, which consists of five archivists, two records officers, and a case handler with the same responsibilities as this position.
Work Responsibilities
The School Inspectorate's public documents consist largely of material from the agency's inspections and licensing reviews. There is significant public interest in the School Inspectorate's public documents. In this role, you will work with the disclosure of public information with accompanying secrecy review according to the Public Access to Information and Secrecy Act in matters submitted for archiving.
You will work with secrecy review of classified information before disclosure of public documents and, when applicable, prepare decision-making documents for decisions on secrecy assessments. In addition to these main duties, other related work tasks of a case-handling or administrative nature related to disclosure matters may arise.
When time permits, the role will also involve assisting the archives and records team with questions of a legal nature.
We are Looking for You
With a law degree
With 1–3 years of documented work experience in legal matters
Able to communicate fluently in Swedish, both orally and in writing
Meritorious
Experience with disclosure of public information including secrecy review according to the Public Access to Information and Secrecy Act
Good knowledge of Adobe Acrobat or equivalent
Your Qualities
As a case handler for disclosures, you need to have a strong sense of responsibility for your work tasks and a careful, structured, and efficient working method. You have the ability to quickly understand contexts in different operations and you have a holistic perspective. We would like you to have good communication skills and the ability to express yourself in an accessible way orally and in writing. Additionally, you need to have good collaboration skills and be service-oriented toward the public, which requires you to act in accordance with the agency's policies, guidelines, and procedures. We value high flexibility without compromising work quality.
We will place great emphasis on your personal qualities.
The possibility to enter into an agreement for remote work exists.
The Position
The position is a full-time role, starting according to agreement.
A 6-month probationary period applies.
Application
We work competence-based and have therefore chosen to do without a personal letter. We want you to upload an updated CV that clearly describes your experience, competence, and education, and that you fill in the selection questions included in the application. This helps us assess your experience and fit for the role in a structured way.
Also include your diploma or certificate of registration where your education is clearly stated.
The application deadline is August 18, 2026.
The application has reference number SI 2026:7648.
Contact Persons
For information, contact [email protected].
Trade union representatives are Eva Hagström, Saco-S and Mattias Friström, OFR/S. All can be reached via switchboard 08 586 080 00.
In preparing for this recruitment, the School Inspectorate has taken a position on recruitment channels and marketing; we therefore decline contact from sales representatives.The School Inspectorate works toward a school system where all children and students have equal rights to quality education and knowledge in a stimulating and safe environment. Every individual child and student has the right to develop to their fullest potential based on their circumstances. Our operations consist of three branches: supervision, quality review, and licensing. We are located in Gothenburg, Linköping, Lund, Stockholm, and Umeå.
For us, the needs and interests of the public are the focus, and we always strive to deliver high-quality services from the perspective of "those we…