Socialrådgivere til Børne- og Ungeområdet

This entry-level position as a Socialrådgiver (social worker) in the Child and Youth sector requires a bachelor's degree, indicating a solid academic foundation in social work or related fields. Candidates should possess fundamental knowledge of social work principles, child and youth welfare policies, and relevant legal frameworks. Practical competencies include the ability to assess the needs of children and young people, develop support plans, and collaborate effectively with families and multidisciplinary teams. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential for building trust and facilitating positive outcomes. The role demands sensitivity to diverse social and cultural backgrounds, as well as an understanding of child protection standards and ethical guidelines. Experience points suggest some prior exposure or internships in social work settings, providing a basic level of practical experience. Candidates should be prepared to engage with vulnerable populations, manage case documentation, and participate in community outreach initiatives. Familiarity with local social services systems and reporting procedures is advantageous. Overall, the role suits individuals committed to supporting children and youth through social interventions, with a focus on continuous learning and professional development within the social work domain.