About the Role
Join us in shaping the future of learning at the Montessori Campus Berlin Köpenick, an institution dedicated to fostering vibrant, practical learning based on Montessori principles. We encourage young people to forge their own paths and actively contribute to a just, peaceful, and open society.
Responsibilities
- Support the primary school as a teacher.
- Work in two-person teams with approximately 27 children in mixed-age groups.
- Collaborate within family groups, connecting grades 1-3 with grades 4-6.
- Utilize adjacent classrooms for family group activities.
- Contribute to an internationally composed team with significant creative freedom.
Requirements
- Teaching degree or eligibility for a teaching permit.
- Experience as a primary school teacher, preferably in a mixed-age learning group.
- National or international Montessori diploma, or willingness to obtain one promptly.
- Independent and self-reliant work ethic combined with teamwork skills.
- Respectful interaction with children, parents, and colleagues.
Location
- Berlin-Köpenick, Germany
Work Type
- Full-time
- Part-time
Education Level
- Teaching degree
- Montessori diploma
Benefits
- Inspiring work environment with enthusiastic teams and engaged families.
- Free, self-prepared, all-day meals with a high organic content.
- Childcare or school placement for your own children (subject to availability).
- Support and promotion of professional and personal development.
- Supportive leadership with open communication, regular feedback, and mentoring.
- Opportunity for active participation in the development of the institution.
- Appreciative and pleasant working atmosphere.
About the Company
- 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.
