Vacant job

Solkint School is looking for you who are a qualified special needs teacher and seeking a position that can develop over time in line with the life you want to live.

The Northern Gotland school district includes Fårösundsskolan (Grades F-9), Lärbro School (Grades F-6), Solklintsskolan (Grades F-9), and Fole School (Grades F-6). The area has one principal and two deputy principals. At the schools in the district, we work together to ensure our students receive a good education, where collaboration between different student groups is a way to increase well-being and security at school. The format of the small schools contributes to us being engaged employees and colleagues who, through dialogue, drive school development at all levels. With us, you get curious students, knowledgeable, generous, and happy colleagues, as well as proud and courageous principals who have a clear goal for the northern school district. It is easy to enjoy yourself here!

Your Responsibilities

Your task as a special needs teacher is to add special pedagogical competence to the school's pedagogical work in our co-teaching group, Oasen. You work closely with the school's two special education teachers in the daily student-oriented work. You help create conditions for differentiated teaching to address our students' differences and needs for support. You provide direct instructional support to individual students or students in small groups.

Who are you?

A teaching license with special pedagogical competence is required. You have competence in reading, writing, and mathematics learning. Competence in Swedish as a second language is meritorious. We assume that you are well-versed in the curriculum. Knowledge of NPF (Neurodevelopmental Disorders) and IF (Individual Educational Plans) is also meritorious. You have experience working as a special needs teacher or special educator; it is also meritorious if you have had a lead teacher assignment in line with special pedagogical interventions.

We want you to be a person who is engaged, responsive, and has a positive attitude. You need to have a good ability to inspire and motivate students to learn. It is important that you find it easy to collaborate within the special education team and with the school's work teams. There is value in your ability to create good relationships with students, colleagues, and guardians. The work requires your ability to be flexible, able to plan, organize, prioritize, and create structure. A prerequisite for the work is having an inclusive and relational approach. Great importance will be placed on personal qualities and suitability.

Why choose Region Gotland?

We are the largest employer in the region – with over 200 different professions and 7,000 employees in Sweden's only combined region and municipality. Together, we are developing a sustainable, safe, and thriving Gotland for everyone who lives on and visits the island.

On Gotland, there is a rich cultural life, magnificent nature, and a creative entrepreneurial spirit. Over 61,000 people have chosen to call Gotland their home, year-round. Are you not one of us yet, but curious to become? Read more about life on the island at www.gotland.com/flytta-hit (http://www.gotland.com/flytta-hit)

We value our employees and are proud of our benefits. Please read more at www.gotland.se/formaner (http://www.gotland.se/formaner)

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How we recruit

We work according to a competency-based recruitment method and therefore place great importance on personal suitability in accordance with the competencies described in the advertisement. In this way, we also actively work to counter discrimination.

We are keen on safety and quality in our recruitments, and you may therefore be subject to checks prior to employment. If this is the case, you will receive more information from the recruiter. ID documents and background checks must always be presented.

The position will be filled provided it does not need to be offered to employees with preferential rights.