The forms of adult education in Sweden discussed in this review include the courses provided by the Labour Market Board, the folk high schools, the national and local educational schemes, the Commission for TV and Radio in Education (TRU), and the training courses arranged by the employee organizations. Brief mention is also made of the courses offered by the industry, the Swedish Employers' Confederation, the Cooperative Movement and the correspondence schools, as well as the internal educational activities conducted by the central, regional and local governments. This review is not intended to be taken as a comprehensive report on Swedish adult education. (Author/CK)