Bharat Forge Kilsta in Karlskoga is more than a manufacturing powerhouse; it’s a talent incubator. Through workplace-based learning (APL) in collaboration with Teknikcollege, the company bridges the gap between education and employment, preparing students for thriving careers in industrial sectors desperate for skilled talent.
From Education to Employment
APL at Bharat Forge Kilsta is more than hands-on learning—it’s an introduction to real-world industry. Mentors like Jimmy Fahlin emphasize a supportive, “family-like” environment where students gain invaluable technical skills and workplace insights. For Bharat Forge Kilsta, APL is a strategic investment, addressing talent shortages by shaping future employees from the ground up.
A Structured and Collaborative Approach
With a clear plan and mentor training via Teknikcollege, the company ensures students are engaged and supported throughout their APL journey. This partnership also benefits schools, fostering feedback loops and positioning Bharat Forge Kilsta as an employer of choice.
Empowering Students
For students, APL is a transformative experience. They gain independence, responsibility, and practical lessons in safety and precision. “It’s for real here,” says Viggo Fridén from the Industrial Technology program.
The Future of Industry Starts Here
With over 20 students annually from vocational programs, Bharat Forge Kilsta doesn’t just train; it inspires. By combining mentorship, collaboration, and a commitment to skill development, the company is securing its future while shaping the industry leaders of tomorrow.
Learn more about our journey in fostering tomorrow’s talent.