If you work with the target group of young adults who are neither working nor studying, you may recognize yourself in this everyday life:
Do you recognize yourself? Then Hot Skills is for your business!
With 20 years of experience working with the target group, FCV Sweden has developed a new tool in the form of a full-scale board game that will help more young people approach the labor market.
By introducing Hot Skills as part of your work with the target group, you get access to a tool that:
The Hot Skills® board game is an exciting strategic challenge that not only entertains but also prepares young adults for the world of work. By participating in various community activities, players increase their chances of securing employment. The game serves as a learning tool that allows players to explore both the positive and negative sides of change.
A Hot Skills game comes in a fully printed box and has an accompanying tutorial material that can be easily used by coaches and teachers.
The board game will be ordered for production in limited edition at the end of October 2024 with delivery within 2-3 months thereafter.
Right now, FCV Sweden is offering an exclusive pre-order offer that gives your organization the chance to secure the game at a favorable price and at the same time contribute to the game’s continued development and production.
Once you have registered your interest, we will contact you to tell you more about Hot Skills, our package prices and how you can best use the product in your business.
FCV is an abbreviation for Prejudice Free CV in Swedish. And don’t we need to be less prejudiced when it comes to people’s differences?
We are a team based in Boden that has many years of experience in guidance, coaching, education and labor market initiatives with a special focus on young adults who are neither working nor studying.
Our founder Lars Lundqvist has extensive experience in study motivational efforts, including as a study and vocational counselor. He has also worked at the Swedish Public Employment Service with special responsibility for young people who are far from the labor market.
Wilton Ullström’s great passion is video games. Ever since he was little, he has dreamed of creating his own games and working as a game developer. But until this summer, he didn’t know how to get there.
This year’s Gamecamp was held between June 24th and August 16th at Hola folkhögskola in Kramfors. With an incredible group of participants, leaders, guest lecturers, and partners, these weeks turned
In the summer of 2024, FCV Sweden’s successful concept, Summer Game Camp, will be held for the third consecutive year at Hola Folk High School in Kramfors.