About the Role
Join our team at the 'Schülerclub an der Grundschule Hasengrund' in Berlin (Pankow) as a part-time educator. You will support and guide children aged 9-13 in their personal development and self-determined free time activities, contributing to making the school a place of vibrant learning.
Responsibilities
- Act as a point of contact in the open area and participate in its design with children and the team.
- Observe and address the needs and wishes of visitors, aligning with the educational focus.
- Actively shape the 'Schülerclub Hasengrund' by utilizing personal talents, initiating creative projects, and setting individual focus themes.
Requirements
- State-recognized educator qualification or a comparable recognized pedagogical training.
Location
- Berlin (Pankow)
Work Type
- Part-time (20 or 30 hours per week)
Education Level
- State-recognized educator qualification or comparable recognized pedagogical training
Benefits
- Friendly and appreciative team culture ('Duz-Kultur').
- Free further training and professional development opportunities, including pedagogical expert advice.
- €300 health budget and comprehensive company health management (e.g., glasses subsidy, dental cleaning).
- Health bonus: an extra vacation day upon completion of a digital prevention course annually.
- 34 vacation days (including Christmas, New Year's Eve, and two 'FiPP-days').
- Approximately 50% subsidy for the public transport ticket ('Jobticket').
- Option for a company pension plan (20% contribution) and capital-forming benefits ('vermögenswirksame Leistungen').
- €500 gross bonus for employee referrals.
About the Company
- Our 'Schülerclub an der Grundschule Hasengrund' provides a space for children and adolescents aged 9-13 to spend and shape their free time self-determinedly.
- We aim to make the school a place of vibrant learning through collaborative efforts between the school, parents, students, and our team.
Equal Opportunity
- We particularly welcome applications from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BPoC), individuals with experiences of racism, queer individuals, and people with disabilities.
