Physical Education Teacher

• You apply knowledge gained during your Physical Education teacher training in practice.
• You introduce students to all movement challenges from the physical education curriculum.
• You stimulate the motor, cognitive, and socio-emotional skills of each individual child.
• You make an essential contribution to children's development by providing them with tools for collaboration, dealing with winning and losing, respect, and perseverance during movement challenges.
• You can combine the activities as a gym teacher with a role as a sports pedagogical employee at an after-school care facility, where sports, play, collaboration, and fun are paramount.

What they ask

• As a team player, you share your experiences and expertise with colleagues in the physical education department.
• You hold an ALO or CALO qualification.
• You offer children safety, structure, and ensure their positive development.
• You have natural authority and are able to connect individually to quickly understand what each child needs.
• You are sporty, responsible, and have a lot of energy to give the children a fun day.

• Professional guidance and support in your activities.
• Opportunities for continuous development of the physical education curriculum and other added value.
• Collaboration within a department that frequently interacts with the municipality, the collective education sector, sports clubs, and neighborhood sports coaches.
• An annual plan with ample additional offerings (e.g., guest lessons) during gym classes.
• A very pleasant and accessible working atmosphere in a young and enthusiastic team where collaboration is paramount.
• Working for a socially engaged organization, fully in development.
• Sufficient opportunities for personal development through various study moments.