Schulsozialarbeiter*in — Stadt Zürich

Full description

For the new overall urban organizational unit of the school social work since August 2023, which is part of the department of child and youth welfare of the social services, we are looking for the provision of the services of the school social work in the school district Letzi, in the primary school house Untermoos on 16. November 2026 or by arrangement, limited in time to 31. May 2027, with option of extension a new team member.

Tasks

• They are the professionals for social and personal issues of children and their families.
• They support the school management and the school team of the school house with social issues.
• They develop targeted measures and solutions on issues relating to child protection and children’s rights.
• They provide access to a wide range of support.
• They shape the living space school.
• They provide our services in close cooperation with the actors in the living space school.
• School social work has been established in the school building for years.

Profile

• You bring a university degree in social work. A CAS in school social work is beneficial
• You have experience in school social work or youth and family assistance
• You enjoy working interdisciplinary, networked and resource-oriented
• You are an open, sociable and independent personality and are confident in dealing with changes

We offer

An interesting and varied work with independent processing of your topics and tasks. In our organizational unit with about 90 school social workers, we maintain open and transparent communication. An attractive training offer as well as internal specialist positions to support in day-to-day business. For more information click here https://www.stadt-zuerich.ch/en/bildung/volksschule/support-foerderung/schulsozialarbeit.html

About us

With around 2,400 employees, the Social Department of the City of Zurich works every day for a social Zurich. We are there for everyone and support children, young people and adults in different situations. We make an important contribution to social cohesion. And we contribute to a high quality of life in the neighbourhoods.