Vacant job

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

The adapted primary school in Norberg is growing, and this autumn we will have four classes in our operations. We are now looking for a class teacher for our lower primary group covering subject areas. We are looking for you who want to help develop our operations!

The role and responsibilities

You will, together with your colleagues, plan, implement, and evaluate pedagogical teaching. You will work closely and in a team with resource assistants working within the adapted primary school.

You will, together with your colleagues, work based on low-affective interaction and use various communication tools. You use digital tools as a natural part of your teaching.

Qualifications

You are a certified special needs teacher with a focus on intellectual disability, or alternatively a preschool teacher/teacher who can see yourself studying further to become a special needs teacher in the long term. You are structured and accustomed to documentation. You need to have knowledge of and be able to handle individuals with various neurodevelopmental disorders (NPF) and intellectual disabilities.

In your role as a special needs teacher, it is important that you are calm, secure, stable, and have the students and their goal achievement in focus. In the classroom, you have clear leadership where you can also convey your expectations of the students in a good way. It is important that you have good collaboration skills where you listen, communicate, and resolve conflicts in a constructive manner.

Furthermore, you are curious and driven in the development of the operations. Experience with PECS (TAKK), InPrint, and other alternative communication tools is meritorious.

Other information

The position may be filled during the ongoing recruitment process.

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

In addition to a developing and stimulating job with wonderful colleagues, you are offered various benefits, such as a wellness allowance, paid time off to donate blood, and a bike lease scheme.

Norberg Municipality has a smoke-free workplace.

If you have a protected identity

If you have a protected identity, we ask that you do not 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.