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High School diploma or equivalent. Depending on choice of profile, there may be other requirements. |
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*Math level B |
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Kadett corresponds to Cadet in English and is a term used in Sweden to denote officer candidates studying for becoming officer. There are basically two ways to become officer as described below. Specialist Officers (SO)Candidates study one year to become specialists, team-leaders and/or instructors. The career involves advancements to platoon leaders of platoons that require detailed/specialist/technical knowledge.
Regular "Tactical" OfficersCandidates study three years at the Försvarshögskolan with the aim to gain proficiency as commanders at platoon level. Students major in War Science, Military Technology, or Maritime matters. Four semesters include general education and are located at the Military Academy Karlberg. The other two semesters are located at one of the branch schools and include specific training for the profession.
Difference between officer categories
Admission RequirementsEducationHigh School diploma or equivalent. Depending on choice of profile, there may be other requirements. Military
alternatively
Physical
See alsoTemplate:User SwedishMilitaryRanks References
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