Vacant job

Ångsta School is now looking for a leisure-time teacher/educator who wants to help create safe, fun, and educational days for our approximately 80 students from preschool class to grade 6. We are a small rural school where everyone knows each other, with a fantastic outdoor environment and nature just around the corner – perfect for creative leisure activities all year round.

About Ångsta School and Operations

Ångsta School is part of a stable public organization focused on childcare, education, and student health. We combine small-scale operations with clear structure, student-centered teaching, and inclusive learning environments.

With us, you will find:

• A fantastic outdoor environment with great opportunities for play, learning, and physical activity year-round
• Colleagues who value collaboration, collegial learning, and mutual respect
• An operation focused on language development, child development, sustainability, and innovation
• A learning culture where curiosity, development, and the courage to try new ideas are encouraged

About the Position

You will work both in the leisure-time center and during school hours, in close collaboration with teachers, student health services, and guardians. The daily routine is varied, with a clear structure and a focus on accessible learning and the student's entire day.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Planning, leading, and following up on leisure-time activities based on the curriculum and other governing documents
• Creating playful and developmental activities indoors and outdoors that strengthen students' social, linguistic, and creative skills
• Working proactively and preventatively regarding safety, relationships, study environment, and a positive view of children
• Collaborating closely with teachers, special education teachers, and student health services regarding adaptations and support for students, both in school and leisure time
• Contributing to documentation, quality work, and long-term development of the leisure-time center's content and methods

Qualifications

Requirements

• Are a certified leisure-time educator or a certified primary school teacher in leisure-time centers
• Have good knowledge of Swedish

Merits

• At least 1–2 years of experience from leisure-time centers or schools, preferably grades F–6
• Experience working with students with neurodevelopmental disorders (NPF) and/or in adapted primary schools
• Good pedagogical insight, leadership skills, initiative, and a flexible approach
• Good collaboration skills and communicates clearly with students, colleagues, and guardians
• Computer literate and able to translate the leisure-time center's governing documents into daily work

We are looking for you!

You are stable, confident in yourself, and thrive when collaborating closely with others. You lead with warmth and clarity, take initiative, and are quick to think flexibly when situations change.

Here you will work in a safe, supportive, and developmental environment where your engagement makes a difference every day, both for the students and for the organization.

With us, you get:

• Permanent or fixed-term employment with the possibility of extension and flexible start
• Flexible working conditions and hours, with the possibility of full-time or part-time
• Supervision based on needs from various professions as well as good opportunities for further education and professional development
• Access to support from special education teachers, student health teams, and other specialists
• A flexible work environment and the opportunity to eventually become part of the newly built school in Tandsbyn 2030

Selection is made on an ongoing basis. We welcome applicants with different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives – your competence and your commitment to children's and students' learning are what matter most.

How the recruitment process works

In this recruitment, we will ask you for an extract from the criminal record.

Interviews may take place on an ongoing basis. We want you to attach a CV and a cover letter to your application. Grades/certificates do not need to be sent with the application. We ask you to complete these if an interview becomes relevant.

Östersund Municipality has considered the choice of advertising channels before advertising and therefore declines calls from recruitment agencies and advertising sales.

What do we offer?

Östersund Municipality offers you benefits such as paid vacation from the first year of employment, vacation exchange, wellness allowance, or wellness hours. Through our benefits portal, you will have access to independent pension advice and a range of discounts and offers. You can also receive quick and professional support from various specialists, such as psychologists, lawyers, and economists, through the Personal Support service. You can read more about our benefits on our website: https://www.ostersund.se/naringsliv-och-arbete/jobba-hos-oss/sa-har-jobbar-vi/lon-och-formaner.html (https://www.ostersund.se/naringsliv-och-arbete/jobba-hos-oss/sa-har-jobbar-vi/lon-och-formaner.html)

About the Child and Education Administration

Change the world for real! Working with all of Östersund's children and young people is about helping to build society and change our world, both globally and locally. It is important. For real. Here we work with preschools, primary schools, and adapted primary schools.