Special Educational Needs Teacher / Teaching Assistant – BISS Preschool
Education Instruktorer og pedagoger(21 timer siden)
Stillingsbeskrivelse
Published 19-12-2024
Deadline: 26-01-2025
Special Educational Needs Teacher / Teaching Assistant
About the job
We are looking for a teacher or teaching assistant with qualifications and experience in special needs education to join our preschool.
This is a part-time (79%) temporary position, working hours will be 32 hours per week, for 43 weeks.
We reserve the right to interview and appoint earlier than the closing date if suitable candidates are established.
Responsibilities
The role includes:
- Providing an appropriately broad, balanced, relevant, and differentiated curriculum to children with special educational needs.
- Raising the standards of achievement for these children within the preschool curriculum (Early Years Foundation Stage/ Norwegian Rammeplan for Barnehager / International Baccalaureate Early Years).
- Setting learning goals and monitoring, supporting, assessing, evaluating and reporting on each child’s progress.
- Overseeing the education and training of children with physical, emotional, mental, and learning disabilities who have been allocated resources according to the Kindergarten Act (Barnehageloven §19a).
- Providing support and feedback to parents.
- Participation in the realisation of the Preschool's objectives related to special educational needs.
- Supervising and training other pre-school staff in supporting children with special needs.
Qualifications
- A Bachelor in Pedagogy or Special Needs Education, with HKDir recognition is preferred. Relevant experience can compensate for missing qualifications in some circumstances.
- Good English skills, both written and oral (Minimum B2).
Personal qualities
The preferred candidate:
- Is an excellent classroom practitioner
- Is passionate about inspiring the love of learning in children
- Is open minded, reflective and flexible with the ability to think creatively and take risks
- Has demonstrated skills in building a caring, nurturing and creative learning environment
- Has a collaborative and consultative approach when working in teams
- Has demonstrated skills in building positive relationships with parents
Personal qualities will be taken into consideration in appointing a candidate for this role.
More information
To ensure gender equality, we strongly we encourage men to apply.
BISS is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All offers of employment are subject to a criminal record check (DBS or equivalent).
About BISS Schools
We are a family of not-for-profit learning organisations with a shared vision and a tradition of excellence, dedicated to delivering high quality international education. The British International Schools of Stavanger comprises three schools – BISS Gausel, BISS Sentrum and BISS Preschool. The BISS organisation has over 150 employees and 730 students. Our employees have diverse backgrounds and a high level of competense in their fields.
DIVERSE INFO
Arbeidsgiver | BISS Preschool orgnr: 930699071 |
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Kort om arbeidsgiver |
At BISS Preschool, the development of the whole child is at the heart of our education programme. Children are taught an inquiry driven, play based programme, integrated with the Norwegian Framework Plan for Preschools. BISS Preschool has 100 children from over 35 nations, aged 18 months to 6 years of age. The Preschool is on the same campus as BISS Gausel, one of our primary schools, in a quiet suburb of Stavanger. The adjacent woodland and fjord provide enriched outdoor learning experiences. BISS Preschool works in collaboration with BISS Gausel and BISS Sentrum Primary Schools. |
Webside | https://www.biss.no/biss-preschool |
Bransje | Utdanning |
Yrke | Instruktører og pedagoger |
Sted | STAVANGER (Adresse: Gauselbakken 105 Postnr: 4032) |
Stillingstype | Vikariat Deltid Antall stillinger: 1 |
Sektor | Privat |
Krav | Unknown |
Tiltredelse | Unknown |
Søknadsfrist | 26-01-2025 |