Support Pedagogue for Group Housing (LSS)

Stockholm – our capital with millions of dreams, expectations, and ambitions. We work for everyone who lives here today and in the future. Now we're looking for you who wants to think big, new, and differently with us – for the people of Stockholm. The Northern Inner City district consists of the central parts of Stockholm, Norrmalm, and Östermalm. Here we work to provide our 155,000 residents with the best services in preschool, social services, elderly care, and urban development. We welcome you who wants to make a difference for the residents of the Northern Inner City. Welcome to us Northern Inner City's Support and Services for People with Disabilities provides support services according to LSS. We provide services to adults with disabilities. Our goal is to offer individually adapted support and services based on each person's needs and wishes. We actively work to promote equality and enable full participation in community life. In our work, we use a pedagogical and structured approach with a low-affect and respectful approach toward both residents and colleagues. Now we want to welcome an enthusiastic, stable, and curious support pedagogue to one of our facilities at Unit 5. What we offer As an employee with us, you get to work with exciting and varied assignments. We want you to develop and we'll develop with you. Read more about what it's like to be part of Stockholm City. Learn more about our benefits Employee Benefits - City of Stockholm. We also offer wellness benefits as a perk at Stockholm City. Your role As a support pedagogue, you guide and implement pedagogical approaches and are responsible for their development in collaboration with management. You serve as a sounding board for other team members and mentor colleagues on social documentation issues. You continuously update your knowledge on pedagogical and evidence-based practices and inform the team about these. Your duties also include seeking, organizing, and sharing relevant information and new findings. You will also work with the daily tasks at the group housing facility. 25% of your working time is allocated as support pedagogue time and the remaining 75% you work as a support assistant in the facility. The group housing is staffed around the clock, but you will work a schedule that includes morning, day, and evening shifts as well as every other weekend work. The support is individually adapted to provide residents with a safe home, a meaningful everyday life, and opportunities to develop according to their capabilities. The starting point is that support in the home is provided together with residents to contribute to development and independence. Activities outside the home are part of the work, and you will sometimes accompany residents on these. Your competence and experience We're looking for you who: Have been trained as a support pedagogue from vocational college (200 credits) Have good computer skills and experience documenting according to the Social Services Act (SoL) and the Act on Support and Services for Persons with Certain Disabilities (LSS) Have experience working with people with intellectual disabilities Have experience working with people with autism spectrum disorders It is advantageous if you have: Experience working as a support pedagogue Knowledge of low-affect approaches Knowledge of mental health issues and comorbidity To succeed in the role of support pedagogue, we see that you are confident in your general and professional competence and that you see difficulties as opportunities for development. You see our residents as equal citizens and are responsive to their needs and wishes. You strive for high quality in your work and the facility's work. You are thorough and enjoy sharing your own knowledge and experiences, and you are open to learning from others. You are calm and stable as a person, have good self-awareness, and can reflect on your strengths and weaknesses. You are reflective and clear in your communication. You are engaged, committed to adapting your work approach to the person and situation, and have a respectful approach with good empathetic ability. You are development-oriented, good at collaborating, but also able to take responsibility and work independently. In this recruitment, we will place great importance on your personal qualities. To work with elderly people and people with disabilities in their homes at Stockholm City, you must show an extract from the criminal record. The extract must not be older than 6 months from the issue date. You can order an extract from the Police Authority's website: Check your information, e-service | Swedish Police Authority Interviews are held on a rolling basis – welcome to apply today! Stockholm City works with competence-based recruitment to ensure that each person's competence is seen and thus prevent discrimination.

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