Vacant job

Pusselbiten in Dalby is now seeking a certified teacher for grades 1–6. This is a permanent position.

Pusselbiten is a resource school for students in primary and adapted primary education, specifically for those with diagnoses within the autism spectrum. Here, we work in small teaching groups with high staff density, focusing heavily on creating safe, clear, and developmental learning environments.

• Small student groups and excellent opportunities to meet each student based on individual needs.

• Close collaboration between teachers, student health services, student assistants, and school management.

• Professional development through our educational organization, Lära.

• Present and supportive leadership.

• Benefits portal with discounts and offers.

• Collective agreement, pension plan, insurance, wellness allowance, and shoe allowance.

• Opportunities for development and career growth within Nytida.

As a teacher at Pusselbiten, you are responsible for planning, implementing, and following up on teaching based on the curriculum and the students' individual prerequisites. You work in an environment where structure, clarity, and adaptations are central to the students' learning and well-being.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Planning and conducting teaching for students in grades 1–6.

• Adapting teaching, materials, and methods to meet students' needs.

• Creating a clear and accessible learning environment.

• Using visual supports, AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), and other communicative tools as needed.

• Collaborating with student assistants, student health services, and guardians.

• Participating in team meetings, student health meetings, and the school's development work.

We work in a cross-professional manner and view collaboration as a key part of creating good conditions for student development.

Pusselbiten is located in Dalby, just outside Lund, and has approximately 40 student places. The operations cover:

• Primary school, grades 1–6

• Adapted primary school, subjects, grades 1–6

• Adapted primary school, subject areas, grades 1–9

The proximity to nature provides good opportunities to use the outdoor environment as part of teaching and the students' daily lives.

We are looking for you who are a certified teacher or special needs teacher with eligibility for grades 1–6.

You have experience in teaching and are confident in planning and conducting teaching based on the goals of the curriculum.

Experience working with students within the autism spectrum, intellectual disability, or other neuropsychiatric disabilities is considered an advantage. Experience from a resource school or adapted primary school is also a plus.

Knowledge in clear pedagogy, AAC, and low-arousal approaches is considered an advantage.

We are looking for a person who is structured, responsible, and has an easy time collaborating. You build good relationships with students, guardians, and colleagues and contribute to a positive work climate.

Personal suitability is given great weight.

A B-class driver's license is an advantage.

• Employment type: Permanent position with a six-month probationary period

• Scope: Full-time, holiday service (40+5)

• Start date: As agreed

• Application deadline: June 26, 2026

• Salary: Individual salary setting

A certificate of good conduct (extract from the criminal record) must be presented prior to employment. As part of our work environment efforts, random drug tests may occur.

Stefan Fornestedt Principal/Operations Manager 070-722 03 18 [email protected]

Lidija Ljungberg Deputy Principal 072-856 10 91 [email protected]

Union contact: Sveriges Lärare, 0770-33 03 03

Nytida offers support and care within disability services, individual and family care, as well as school operations. With operations across the country, we work to create security, development, and quality of life for every individual.

Nytida is part of the Ambea Group.