Schoolspotter

• You are visibly present in the living environment of young people: on their way to school, in parks, on squares, or at bus stops. From this proximity, you build trust and learn what truly matters to young people.
• You are an accessible point of contact for secondary school students. You offer them a listening ear, support them with personal or school difficulties, and refer them to the appropriate authorities if necessary.
• You build and maintain a strong network with schools, youth work, neighborhood initiatives, and aid organizations.
• You investigate with young people the challenges they experience, such as motivational problems, conflicts, or home situations, and you search with them for sustainable solutions in which they play an active role.
• You contribute ideas for activities and projects that strengthen young people: from recreational moments to educational initiatives.
• You perform administrative tasks such as registering your contacts and drafting reports.
• You commit to following a training course that leads to an officially recognized diploma and also participate in additional training within your employment. You thus grow step by step in your role and strengthen your professional future.

What they ask

• You have a clean criminal record (model 2)
• You are under 25 years old
• You do not have a secondary school diploma
• You want to follow a training course that leads to an officially recognized diploma

• Reimbursement of training costs
• Extra-legal benefits such as meal vouchers, hospitalization insurance
• You work outreach and mainly move to places where students gather
• You are willing to travel by bicycle during service hours (you have your own bicycle)
• You are willing to take leave only during school holidays