Elevcoach

The Elevcoach role requires a professional with a relevant educational background in pedagogy, psychology, or social work, emphasizing practical personal qualifications over formal credentials. The primary responsibilities include mentoring and supporting students who need extra assistance, particularly those with diagnoses, special educational needs (SPS), or other challenges. The candidate must be skilled in helping students structure their daily routines, find motivation, and plan their tasks effectively. Strong interpersonal skills are essential, as the role involves frequent personal contact with many students, collaboration with study counselors, school leadership, administrative staff, teachers, parents, and external parties. The ability to understand student issues from both external and student perspectives is critical, alongside a flexible approach to unpredictable workdays and managing multiple ongoing cases simultaneously. Familiarity with internal and external regulations relevant to an examination school environment is also important. The position demands resilience, empathy, and excellent organizational skills to handle complex student needs and maintain open communication channels. Employment terms follow the applicable collective agreement for the relevant professional group.