You can flexibly start where you are needed – with early planned open services as well as short-term outages. You can quickly find yourself in changing teams, facilities and daily routines. You support our teams in the care and support of young people in everyday life. You carry out educational tasks in the respective service and, together with the colleagues, ensure a reliable daily routine. You take a calm and responsible approach in challenging situations. You document relevant information and make a careful handover.

A completed training as a state-recognized: educator:in, a study of social work or social education or a comparable qualification recognised for the respective use as a pedagogical specialist. If you're studying and in 5. You are also welcome to present at least 95 CP during the semester. A high level of flexibility and reliability – you can also set up services at short notice and feel comfortable in changing teams and facilities. Ideally, first experience in stationary child and youth assistance. An esteeming educational attitude and a safe view for the protection and needs of young people. Ready for late, weekend and/or night services.

A mini-job with individually adjusted times and an hourly wage of €20. Additional supplements according to our applicable compensation schemes (e.g. for late, night, weekend and holiday services). Our usual up-wind beefits: an occupational pension, bicycle leasing via JobRad and Corporate Benefits. Share paid holiday according to your bets. Solid contact persons:inside and reliable connection to our teams. The opportunity to help with your experience and get to know our facilities. .