Human Sciences Specialist (m/f/d) (Ref. G26000688)

About the role

The Centre for Intellectual Development in Strassen is looking for two human sciences specialists to join its team on full-time civil servant contracts. You will teach, educate and support the qualification of children and young people in the centre's target population, as defined by the grand-ducal regulation on the Centre for Intellectual Development, and you will advise, accompany and support these children and young people, and their parents, so that each pupil moves towards maximum autonomy. Working in a team with many different professionals, you will manage the diversity of a class, structure lessons and learning activities, set clear objectives and put them into practice, and use new technologies designed for pupils with specific educational needs. You will build a relationship of exchange with parents, members of the school community and partners, identify each pupil's specific educational needs and take the right measures, and take part in the centre's quality development projects.

Responsibilities

- Teach, educate and support the qualification of children and young people in the centre's target population. - Advise, accompany and support these children and young people and their parents, guiding each pupil towards maximum autonomy. - Manage heterogeneity in class, structure lessons and learning activities, and define and operationalise objectives. - Use new technologies designed for pupils with specific educational needs. - Build exchange relationships with parents, school community members and partners, and identify specific educational needs and take adequate measures. - Engage in quality development projects within the Centre for Intellectual Development.

Requirements

Applicants must be nationals of a European Union member state, hold a bachelor's degree (at least level 6) in educational and social sciences, specialised pedagogy, curative pedagogy, graduate pedagogy or an equivalent field, and have a good command of French, German and Luxembourgish. You need teamwork and an interdisciplinary approach with all stakeholders, knowledge of didactics and methodology of individualised and differentiated teaching, initial and/or continuing training in pedagogy and/or specialised pedagogy, and knowledge of the legislative and regulatory framework defining the Luxembourg education system, along with responsibility, autonomy, communication and cooperation with many partners, professional conscience and ethics, listening and empathy, adaptability and initiative.

Skills