AhlmanEdu's history dates back to 1799, when Gabriel Ahlman, the administrative authority of that time, bequeathed half of his vast estate to rural residents for agricultural and domestic education. In 1904, with the help of the bequest, the Ahlman School for agriculture was established, which through many changes has developed into the multifaceted private school foundation AhlmanEdu. Today, we offer various degrees of vocational training, arts, games training and coaching, as well as targeted trainings for professionals in different sectors. We have around 650 students every year studying animal care, cooking and catering, tourism, nature, floristry, gardening, visual artis, writing and game developing, among others. We also organise short courses in arts and crafts and gardening, especially during the summer time. Our development and innovation activities are not only focused on developing education and our own operations, but we also work to develop the region's sustainability and economy, especially to improve the vitality of rural areas and greening urban areas. We employ around 80 people in teaching and other services.