Vacant job

Welcome to Norberg, the small municipality with the big heart. Our operations reflect a strong commitment among employees, short decision-making paths, and a sense of community. If you want to be part of this, you are warmly welcome.

Engelbrektsskolan is a school for grades 4–9 with approximately 350 students and 55 employees. The school is organized into two work teams and several subject groups.

You will work in an environment where collaboration and support among colleagues are second nature, making it easier to share ideas and develop together.

We are looking for you who are engaged and passionate about teaching, and who want to contribute to creating a positive learning environment.

The Role and Responsibilities

In the role of a Social Studies (SO) teacher for grades 7–9, you will work to develop students' knowledge and skills based on the curriculum, taking into account each student's unique needs and prerequisites. You will plan lessons by setting clear goals, choosing effective methods and materials, and preparing inspiring classes.

You will conduct assessments and provide feedback on students' performance and progress. You see it as a given to promote a positive learning climate where students feel seen and heard.

As a teacher with us, you are also part of continuous learning. Together with the students, you evaluate the teaching to improve both their learning and your own pedagogical development. You will also participate in the school's development work and actively contribute to the school environment and community.

Qualifications and Competencies

We are looking for you with a teaching license and eligibility to teach Swedish, Swedish as a Second Language (SVA), and Social Studies (SO) in grades 7–9.

We value strong pedagogical ability, where you create an educational and stimulating environment for our students. As a teacher, you are calm, secure, and stable, with the students and their goal achievement in focus. In the classroom, you have clear leadership and convey your expectations of the students in a good way.

We also see that you have the ability and willingness to develop your subject area, together with colleagues in cross-disciplinary working methods. It is important that you have good collaboration skills, where you listen, communicate, and resolve conflicts constructively. You are expected to have good IT skills to participate in the school's ongoing digital journey, and to be curious and driven in the development of the operations.

We would like you to be a person who shares values such as community and engagement, and who is ready to contribute to the development of our school and the future of our students.

What We Offer and Benefits

With us, you are given the opportunity to truly make a difference in our students' lives. We value every employee's contribution and believe in the importance of a supportive work climate where everyone can grow and develop. In addition to stimulating work where your effort is valuable, you as an employee in Norberg Municipality are given the opportunity to use our benefits, including a health allowance, a bike benefit, and the opportunity to donate blood during paid working hours.

Other

For those offered employment with us, a certificate of good conduct (extract from the police register) is required according to the Act on Register Control.

Interviews are conducted continuously, and the position may be filled before the last application date.

If you have a protected identity

If you have a protected identity, we ask you not to submit your application digitally. Instead, contact the recruiting manager directly for further instructions on how you can submit your application securely. If you do not have the contact details for the recruiting manager, you can contact HR via the switchboard at 0223-290 00, and they will help you get in touch with the right person.