Vacant job

At Ögårdsskolan, we are currently looking for an engaged and certified craft teacher for grades 3–6. The position is a part-time role at 80%, starting in August 2026. With us, you get the best of both worlds: a creative and well-equipped environment and the opportunity to teach both textile crafts and wood and metal crafts.

The role includes:

• Planning, implementing, and evaluating craft education (both wood/metal and textile) for grades 3–6 in accordance with the Swedish National Curriculum (Lgr22).
• Being responsible for the craft room environment, material procurement, and safety routines.
• Creating a safe, inspiring, and creative learning environment where students feel confident to experiment and learn.

We are looking for you who:

• Are a certified craft teacher.
• Have experience and knowledge in both wood and metal crafts as well as textile crafts.
• Are a secure adult with a good ability to create structure and a conducive learning atmosphere.

About the workplace

Ögårdsskolan is a two-parallel F-6 school with approximately 250 students. We are a small school with a strong focus on language development and a safe, calm, family-like environment. Our students, most of whom have roots in cultures other than Swedish, are motivated and curious about their surroundings. Study visits, cultural events, and educational excursions are important parts of our students' daily lives, ensuring they receive as varied an education as possible. Our vision is for our school to be an attractive and successful place where students are given good prerequisites for further studies and professional life. To achieve this, we work with small class sizes and high adult presence. We have a maximum of 20 students per class and at least one student assistant in each grade.

Ögårdsskolan is located next to Malmö Mosque in Ögårdsparken near Jägersro. Our schoolyard, which is part of the park, is likely the largest and greenest schoolyard in the entire city of Malmö. The small forest areas and large green spaces are used frequently for educational purposes, as the school is a participant in the Outdoor Life Association's "Forest Heroes" program.