Visit our Digital Open House!
Sign up for our live Open House Webinar on April 20-22, 2021 or take a Digital Tour of the school anytime.
At the Webinar you'll be able so sign up for individual programmes and meet teachers and students from those programmes. We'll also have a live Q&A towards the end of the session!
Guests to the School
At IEGS we are focused on helping you get to where you want to be. For the majority of our students this means higher education. We not only prepare you academically, but also help you understand what’s required to study in Sweden or Abroad.
Our students are provided with the opportunity to meet with representatives from international and Swedish universities who give an insight into what studies will be like after life at IEGS, helping students to make the right decision in the next phase of their education.
From time to time, we have different visitors to the school - this includes alumni and invited speakers from various agencies. For those students who do not wish to continue with studies right away, we have the opportunity for them to learn more about options within the working world.
From the IEGS Blog ...
RESPECT Project
The second-year aesthetics students are doing an exciting new art project! Their work is to aesthetically express their reflections on anti sexual violence and respect.
Inspirational speaker Kristina Paltén visits IEGS
If you’re ever feeling unmotivated, here’s a small suggestion: google Kristina Paltén. You’ll find a link to her website, and there you can read about her absolutely incredible accomplishments. She has to set world records (322,93 km in 48 hours and 107,49 kilometers in 12 hours), climbed mountains, sailed from Fiji to New Zealand, the list goes on. She’s also the first woman to have run across Iran.
Glee Concert Fundraiser
On Thursday the 28th May the Gleed Club at IEGS will be hosting a concert to help fundraise money for Nepal.
World Book Day
World Book Day is a yearly event, celebrated April 23rd, organized by UNESCO as a worldwide tribute to books and reading. It is a way to celebrate reading as well as fight against illiteracy.