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RAMP – Rapid Acceleration Management Program

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INSTITUTION RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INITIATIVE

Stockholm School of Economics

COUNTRY

Sweden

CITY

Stockholm

Address

Bertil Ohlins Gata 4 SE-113 83

Contact:
info@hhs.se

WEB SITE OF THE INITIATIVE

https://www.hhs.se/en/outreach/sse-initiatives/ramp/

TYPOLOGY

- Help desk and supporting services for refugee students
- Non formal education activities for students

TARGET GROUPS

- Newly arrived refugees

DESCRIPTION AND METHODOLOGIES

The RAMP program was the initiative of the Stockholm School of Economics with the aim to increase diversity in Swedish industry and help put newcomers on a fast track into the Swedish job market.
Please note that the RAMP program is currently under reconstruction and will not be held during the 2019-2020 academic year after three years, we are rethinking the format, the content, and the duration to take RAMP in a new direction.

Activities
In parallel with the RAMP program participants worked at a Swedish-based organization during one year. The participants where matched to the needs and profiles of one of the internship companies. (fashion, service providers, hi-tech logistics, financial markets)

RESULTS AND IMPACT

The result of the project is amazing: during the three years of the program, over 36 participants have completed the one year-long educational and internship program. 89% of the program's participants are employed today.
Here you can listen to the participants' testimonies: https://www.hhs.se/en/outreach/sse-initiatives/ramp/Voices/