Staff stability
Source: Kolada (municipality-aggregated certified teacher trend).
AL-SALAMAH SPRÅKFÖRSKOLA is a medium-sized independent preschool with 81 children.
AL-SALAMAH SPRÅKFÖRSKOLA is a medium-sized independent preschool with 81 children. The share of staff with pedagogical higher education (23.2%) is below the national average of 44.3%.
AL-SALAMAH SPRÅKFÖRSKOLA is compared here with 303 other schools with the same school form in Malmö municipality; it has 81 children versus the municipal average of 70.
Share with pedagogical higher education: 23.2%, 12.6 percentage points below the municipal average and 21.1 percentage points below the national average.
Children per staff member is 3.6, 1.3 lower than the municipal average.
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Municipality: 35.8% · Sweden: 44.3%
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Source: Schools Inspectorate + Skolverket · Last updated: 5 Oct 2026
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KULTURELLA FÖRENINGEN F VÄLGÖRANDE ÄNDAMÅL operates this school independently.
Source: Skolverket · Last updated: 6 Oct 2026
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forsk-407339Source: Skolverket School Unit Register · Pipeline-fetched on 2026-10-06.
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Source: Skolverket (aggregated school statistics).
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Source: Kolada (municipality-aggregated certified teacher trend).
Key figures for AL-SALAMAH SPRÅKFÖRSKOLA. Compared to municipal and national averages.
Skolverket's mutually exclusive categories for staff in the preschool unit. The figures come from Skolverket's annual survey; staff hired after the survey appear first in the next survey.
| Category | This preschool | Municipality | National |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pedagogical higher educationpreschool teachers and others with a Swedish higher-education degree | 23% | 35.8% | 44.3% |
| Upper-secondary qualification for work with childrenchildcare assistant training or equivalent | 4% | 11.5% | 15.4% |
| Some pedagogical trainingfor example parts of a pedagogical education | 9% | – | – |
| Other educationother education, including foreign qualifications not validated in Sweden | 64% | – | – |
| Other educational background (combined)comparison row for the two categories that municipal and national statistics publish together | 72% | 52.7% | 40.2% |
Of which preschool-teacher degree: 15%
Preschool-teacher licence (share of full-time posts): 15% · Municipality 35.8% · National 44.7%
A preschool-teacher licence is Skolverket's proof that someone is a qualified preschool teacher; as a rule, only licensed preschool teachers may be responsible for teaching. Pedagogical higher education means a university degree with a teaching focus, with or without a licence. The measures are counted separately, so the share with a licence can be higher than the share with pedagogical higher education.
| Share | This preschool | National |
|---|---|---|
| Share of girls | 49% (exact value 49.4%) | 48.6% |
| Children with a foreign background (born abroad, or both parents born abroad) Including children who were not in the population register on 30 September of that year. | 57% (exact value 56.8%) | 24.2% |
| Children with at least one parent with post-secondary education | 49% (exact value 49.4%) | 68.1% |
The figures describe which children are enrolled, not the preschool's quality, and affect no rankings on Skolkoll. The shares vary a lot between municipalities and neighbourhoods; the national figure is a reference, not a norm. At a small preschool a single child can move a share by several percentage points. Skolverket does not publish a value that rests on few children, so small preschools often lack it.
National averages for group sizes and children per FTE are calculated from all 290 municipalities; the other national figures cover the whole country. Municipal data is aggregated and applies to all preschools in Malmö. Source: Skolverket preschool statistics. Updated annually.
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