Globen og Senhjerneskade søger Pædagogisk personale til Træ- og Dyrehold

This role requires pedagogical personnel with relevant educational qualifications, ideally in pedagogy or a related field, to work full-time in a protected employment setting for individuals with psychological and/or physical disabilities. Candidates should have experience or a strong interest in supported employment environments, demonstrating the ability to combine practical tasks with reflective pedagogical approaches. Key competencies include providing structured pedagogical support and guidance in daily activities within a woodworking workshop and animal care setting. The role involves planning and executing meaningful, structured activities that promote active participation, responsibility, and joy in work for the clients. Experience in adapting and grading tasks according to individual capabilities and functional levels is essential. Strong relational skills focused on creating safety, motivation, and development are critical, alongside a clear, respectful, and structured communication style. The position demands collaboration within a multidisciplinary team and thorough documentation practices. Practical experience with animal care, specifically handling Icelandic horses, alpacas, and rabbits, as well as familiarity with woodworking tasks such as producing pallets and wooden furniture, is advantageous. The candidate must thrive in a hands-on work environment while maintaining a high level of professional reflection and pedagogical insight. This role offers a meaningful, practice-oriented workplace that values professional development, collegiality, and a positive atmosphere.