Bergeland Upper Secondary School, established in 1853, is a central educational institution in Stavanger. The school has a long history of offering qualified vocational training in craft and industrial areas, and has adapted to changes in society and business for more than 150 years. This has made the school an important player in the region, and it continues to play a significant role in the education of young people.
The school has a development-oriented focus with the goal of high well-being among students. Bergeland offers a varied educational offer, including health and upbringing subjects, media and communication, as well as art, design and architecture. In order to meet the needs of all students, adapted education is included for those with special needs. In addition, the school has an ICT and PC scheme, which requires all students to have their own computer. Bergeland also participates in the Ungdata Undersøkelsen, which maps student well-being and the life situation of young people.
Its location near the center of Stavanger gives students easy access to the city's resources, which can enrich their learning experience. The school's long-standing presence and ability to adapt to new challenges make it an important part of the educational landscape in Stavanger.