Have you now found a job where you plan to stay?
“Absolutely, this is my true calling. It’s tough, challenging, and frustrating. But the students give so much back,” Sanne Johansson tells Sydsvenskan.
Our former student Sanne Johansson in Sydsvenskan
By Caroline Cabot -
Published 19 November 2024
![[Translate to English:] Sanne Johanson välkomnar sina elever in i klassrummet](/fileadmin/_processed_/0/c/csm_sannejohansonKPU_5dfb811a80.jpeg)
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