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Game based qualification for young adults (labour market training) - Oslo

ARBEIDS OG VELFERDSETATEN · Norway

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Nav initiative Oslo is acquiring the game based qualification for young adults (AMO) - Oslo.The intention of the course is for participants to be qualified to complete sixth form education. The objective of the course is to obtain qualification and support for exams in one or several disciplines as privatist. The courses are primarily aimed at mathematics, science, social studies, Norwegian English and history. Computer games shall be used as a subject…

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PublishedJul 6, 2026
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Nav initiative Oslo is acquiring the game based qualification for young adults (AMO) - Oslo.The intention of the course is for participants to be qualified to complete sixth form education. The objective of the course is to obtain qualification and support for exams in one or several disciplines as privatist. The courses are primarily aimed at mathematics, science, social studies, Norwegian English and history. Computer games shall be used as a subject and educational framework for the qualification. Participants shall gain knowledge and guidance on their possibilities of completing sixth form education, and guidance and assistance in achieving their goal of education or work.

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