Sozialpädagog:in Maurerschule 70-80 %, unbefristet

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This job ad was AI-translated from German. See original Job summary Show Join the Maurerschule, a school for children with autism and multiple disabilities. This role offers a supportive work environment and opportunities for growth. Tasks Support students in middle and upper school during classes and breaks. Plan and conduct lessons focusing on social skills and daily living. Document developmental progress and engage in interdisciplinary meetings. Skills Degree in social pedagogy and experience with diverse needs preferred. Flexibility and resilience in challenging situations are essential. Passion for interdisciplinary collaboration and student support. About the job At the Municipal School for Children and Adolescents with Autism, Physical and Multiple Disabilities (Maurer School), around 90 children and adolescents are taught. The school has a well-developed support, therapy, and care programme. Your Tasks To strengthen our team in the upper school class, we are looking for a social pedagogue from 1 August 2026. Your work assignments are spread over 39 school weeks and some school holiday weeks. You will be responsible for: Accompanying and caring for adolescents during school lessons in the middle school, upper school or 15plus, as well as during non-teaching times and holidays Planning, conducting and evaluating teaching units and measures (with a focus on social skills and practising everyday situations) Documenting developmental progress in social pedagogical matters Promoting and supporting adolescents in practical life areas Participating in the educational and nursing care of the pupils Collaborating in specialist groups and at school events, participating in interdisciplinary meetings and further training Your Profile Degree in Social Pedagogy HF/FH Further training in vocational education/practical training desirable Experience in dealing with children and adolescents with physical and multiple disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorder desirable High flexibility and resilience Interest and enjoyment in interdisciplinary collaboration What We Offer Family-friendly annual working hours Committed, competent and supportive teams Various internal further training courses Varied work Contact Your questions about the position will be gladly answered by Cora Lüthi, Head of Care, cora.lüthi@win.ch, phone +41 78 742 91 11. Learn more? https://stadt.winterthur.ch/ We look forward to receiving your online application.