The main school is located at Osloveien, with two subsidiaries at Risesletta and Ringerike/Hassel fengsel (prison education). There are about 650 pupils divided into 50 classes.

Facts and figures: 

o   Main school, Osloveien:       450 pupils 

o   Subsidiary, Risesletta:          170 pupils 

o   Subsidiary, Ringerike/Hassel fengsel: 30 pupils 

o    160 employees (of which 130 are teachers) 

The school offers nine of the twelve foundations in the Norwegian upper secondary school system: 

o   Building and construction

o   Design, arts and crafts

o   Electricity and electronics

o   General studies (specialization in Arts, crafts and design, ICT and Electronics or Training for daily living)

o   Health and social care

o   Media and communication

o   Restaurant and food processing

o   Service and transport (only second year specialization in ICT Service and Transport and logistics)

o   Technical and industrial production

o    We also offer a supplementary programme for general university admissions certification as a third year for vocational students.

Upper secondary school in Norway

All young people between the age of 16 and 19 have a legal right to three years of upper secondary education. This education is not compulsory, but more than 95% attend school in these age groups.

There are 11 different foundation courses to choose among. A little less than half the students choose General studies, leading on to Universities and similar institutions.

A little more than half the students will attend the other courses, which are more or less vocational.

Advancing to the second year (Vg2) there are about 100 different courses to choose from. The third year (Vg3) will for most vocational directions of study consist of two years of training combined with productive work in business or industry. Their education will be completed with a craft certificate or journeyman's certificate when they have passed a final test.