Esslingen Children's Centre is looking for

Educational specialist for parental work / social pedagogue (m/f/d)

Location: Esslingen on the Neckar
Job scope: 40-80%
Duration of employment: Limited to three years
Employment: at the earliest possible date
Qualifications: B.A. in Social Work or comparable, experience in project work with adults, experience in the realisation of projects, experience in the field of social integration (with professional experience).

Your tasks include

• Support with the implementation of the AMIF project at the respective location
• Recruitment of participants
• Development and implementation of parental work; course development and management
• Integration support: Supporting parents in language teaching and understanding the German education and administration system.
• Individual case counselling if required
• Organisation and coordination of practical offers
• Networking: selection and deployment of freelancers for specialised course topics.
• Organisation and support for actions

What you bring with you:

• Completed studies or training in the field of social work, social pedagogy or comparable qualification
• Experience in working with adults, especially in parent education or migration work
• Enjoy creative, socially-orientated and practical pedagogy
• Intercultural competence and sensitivity for different realities of life
• Organisational skills and pleasure in the conceptual design of a new project
• Ability to work in a team, initiative and the ability to reflect
• Additional language skills are welcome, but not a requirement
• Understanding of Christian values

We offer you:

• A varied and meaningful job working with children
• Active co-design of an innovative, integration-orientated project
• Work in small groups with a high degree of pedagogical freedom
• Remuneration according to TVöD SuE 11b
• A committed, appreciative team and a clear pedagogical approach

Are you interested?

Then we look forward to receiving your detailed application by e-mail (PDF files only, please) and a first meeting.

Funded by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF).
A project within the framework of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF).