Work as a Homework Helper in Partille and Bergsjön – Make a Difference for Future Generations

Do you want to make a difference? Nearly 20,000 students failed to complete compulsory school in Sweden during the 2024/2025 academic year. In some schools, 7 out of 10 students do not qualify for upper secondary education. At the non-profit foundation Läxhjälpen, you contribute your skills and commitment to help more students meet the eligibility requirements with confidence for their future.

About the Position

For the autumn term of 2026, we are looking for homework helpers in Partille and Bergsjön who want to help lay the foundation for a successful school year! We are looking for you who are interested in a paid part-time job while simultaneously making a concrete social contribution. The position is an hourly employment on afternoons/evenings and essentially involves being a homework helper after school hours at one of our partner schools. Here, you work in a team of three homework helpers, all of whom are university students. You receive training in and work according to our structured approach. Each homework help group consists of 15 students, and together with your colleagues, you are responsible for planning, implementing, and following up on the work.

Regular or Substitute?

As a homework helper, you can work either as a regular homework helper or as a substitute. As a regular homework helper, you work 6 hours per week, distributed over two scheduled afternoons/evenings (possibility for extra shifts exists). As a substitute, you work when regular homework helpers are on leave or sick. The work is performed after school hours in the school premises.

We are looking for you who:

• Are studying at a university or college
• Have pedagogical skills and can communicate and build relationships with children and young people.
• Are solution-oriented, proactive, and able to work according to our structured approach and method.
• Have broad basic subject knowledge and good study techniques.
• Share the values and vision of the Läxhjälpen Foundation for a society where all children grow up with the prerequisites to pass school and shape their own future.

Since the job involves working with children, we place great emphasis on personal suitability. Providing a certificate of good conduct (extract from the police register) to the employer is a statutory requirement for working with children and young people.

About the Läxhjälpen Foundation

Differences between schools, where you live, where you come from, and what your parents do for a living increasingly determine the likelihood of you passing school. The Läxhjälpen Foundation is a non-profit foundation that operates where it is needed most. Läxhjälpen is free for the students, and the salaries of the homework helpers are financed through support from the business community and the public sector.

Läxhjälpen is a concrete effort addressing one of Sweden's biggest problems today – that more and more young people are failing school and risk falling outside of society. Carefully selected, paid university students help young people with their studies two evenings a week and serve as positive role models and mentors. Since our inception in 2007, we have developed a structured approach and a clear goal – grades should improve, and students should progress to upper secondary education. Today, we are present in over 90 schools in cities including Stockholm, Södertälje, Västerås, Norrköping, Gothenburg, Landskrona, Umeå, Sundsvall, Uppsala, Gävle, and Malmö.

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