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About the Role

The Deutsch Skandinavische Gemeinschaftsschule is seeking a teacher for the Swedish branch of its cross-grade learning groups in the primary school. This position is available starting August 15, 2026, and can be filled on a full-time or part-time basis.

Responsibilities

• Support the team as a teacher for the Swedish branch of the cross-grade learning groups of the primary school.

Requirements

• Experience with differentiated instruction and individual learning.
• Ability to work at eye level with children and the team.
• Interest in action- and project-oriented teaching and reform pedagogical approaches, with relevant experience.
• Familiarity with bilingual/multilingual school concepts.
• Native Swedish speaker or knowledge of the Swedish language and/or Scandinavian pedagogy.
• Ideally, a degree in natural sciences or the ability to teach this subject area.
• Experience in cross-grade teaching, if possible.
• Strong team skills.

Skills

• Differentiated instruction
• Individual learning
• Reform pedagogy
• Bilingual/multilingual education
• Swedish language
• Scandinavian pedagogy
• Natural sciences
• Cross-grade teaching
• Teamwork

Location

• Berlin (Tempelhof)

Work Type

• Full-time
• Part-time

Education Level

• Degree in natural sciences (ideal)

Benefits

• Opportunity to contribute own ideas and concepts.
• Dynamic and open-minded team.
• Professional support.
• Scandinavian pedagogy and intercultural/Scandinavian encounters.

About the Company

• The Deutsch Skandinavische Gemeinschaftsschule is a recognized independent school sponsored by the Montessori Stiftung Berlin.
• It educates 220 children aged 5 to 16 following a Scandinavian concept.
• The school consistently implements the principles of Montessori and reform pedagogy, as well as Jesper Juul's approaches across all age groups, and continuously develops within this framework.
• The non-profit Montessori Stiftung Berlin is dedicated to fostering vibrant, practical learning for children and adolescents.
• Based on the principles of Montessori education, we encourage young people to forge their own paths and to actively help shape a just, peaceful, and open society.
• The foundation operates six schools and six daycare centers, which, with their more than 360 employees, care for a total of around 1,500 children and young people.