Vacant job

Dibber was established in Sweden in 2017 and currently operates preschools, primary schools, adapted primary schools, and open preschools. Dibber's headquarters is located in Sollentuna, with operations in large parts of Sweden. Dibber in Sweden is part of the Norwegian free school group Dibber, which was started and is owned by two dedicated educators, Randi and Hans Jacob Sundby. The first preschool was started in 2003 in the small town where Randi grew up. Today, Dibber operates more than 600 preschools in nine countries around the world. We stand for lifelong learning and strive to stay at the forefront of our professions. We aim to build a professional network where we learn from each other and can support and inspire one another. Regardless of which part of the organization you work in, you will be part of a team that wants to make a difference for children and students and their future. Together, we create an inclusive workplace characterized by a culture of heart, learning, and development. Welcome to Dibber – with a heart for learning!

Position: Teacher in SVA

About the school:

Located in Sollentuna, just a stone's throw from the beautiful Norrviken Lake and Stockholm's commuter train. We are a K-9 school, and with our focus on Lgr22 and the IB educational program, we have an international profile where our students can grow as individuals and global citizens. We are a school that lays the foundation for lifelong learning, with a strong emphasis on both academic and aesthetic subjects, and where modern technology is a given. For more information about the school, visit www.dibber.se/sv/skola/dibber-international-school-sollentuna/ (www.dibber.se/sv/skola/dibber-international-school-sollentuna/). Do you want to help all students feel valued? Do you thrive in an engaged team and developing workdays? Then you are the one we are looking for!

Job Responsibilities:

You will be responsible for teaching in SVA.

• Ensure that the school operates in accordance with the Swedish curriculum and quality standards.
• You are responsible for ensuring that your students meet the knowledge requirements and develop to their maximum potential.
• You are responsible for designing educational assessments and action plans with support from student health services.
• You are responsible for following IB's teaching methods and are willing to participate in the training offered.

Qualifications:

You are a qualified teacher with a Swedish teaching license and have:

• Good communication skills.
• The ability to plan and organize your work and take responsibility for shared tasks within the team/organization.
• Experience with digital tools to support learning development.
• Knowledge of English, both spoken and written, is an advantage.

Personal qualities:

As an SVA teacher, you understand your important role in students' success and are committed to making them responsible for their learning. You see potential in every student, take initiative where needed, and work for the best of the organization. Your strength in building relationships and collaborating is evident. With a genuine passion, you can create engagement and contribute to students' development. To succeed in this role, you need to communicate well, work independently, and take responsibility.