Pædagog til Aktivitetshuset Limfjorden

This position requires a pedagog or pedagogical assistant experienced in working with adults who have brain injuries, developmental disorders, and general learning difficulties. Key competencies include the ability to deliver individually tailored activities such as walks, creative tasks, music, and sensory stimulation, all aimed at enhancing wellbeing, social interaction, and life quality. Candidates must demonstrate a calm, present demeanor and excel at creating safe, structured, and predictable environments. A relational and appreciative approach is essential, with knowledge or interest in KRAP (Cognitive, Resource-oriented and Appreciative Pedagogy), TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and Communication handicapped Children), and neuropedagogy being important. Strong organizational skills and proficiency in documentation, specifically using the CURA system, are required. The role emphasizes collaboration, ongoing professional development, and a high level of pedagogical professionalism within a supportive team environment. The candidate should be committed to fostering meaningful relationships and activities that support the resources and quality of life of the service users. This role involves working 30-37 hours per week, primarily Monday to Friday, and requires adherence to relevant collective agreements. Overall, the ideal candidate combines practical experience with theoretical knowledge in special needs pedagogy, demonstrating empathy, structure, and excellent communication skills to support vulnerable adult populations effectively.