Folki AS

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EQUASS Reference: NO2026-010
Certification Type: EQUASS Assurance
Certification date: 06 Oct 2026
Expiration date: 06 Oct 2029
Scope of Services: VTA og AFT

Country: Norway
Website: http://www.folki.no

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Description:

Folki AS is a measure provider that offers job-oriental services and individual follow-up for people who need assistance to get a job or stay employed.

Folki AS work on behalf of NAV to provide job preparation training (AFT) and permanent adapted work (VTA).

Description in native language:

Folki AS er en tiltaksarrangør som tilbyr arbeidsrettede tjenester og individuell oppfølging til personer som har behov for bistand for å komme i jobb eller bli i jobb.

Folki AS jobber på oppdrag fra nav for å tilby arbeidsforberedende trening (AFT) og varig tilrettelagt arbeid (VTA).

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