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Social Worker – Diagnostic, Advice and Follow-up Unit (m/f/d) (Ref. G26000724)

Full-time On-site
Education
Bachelor's degree
Location
Munsbach, Luxembourg
Work arrangement
On-site
Employment type
Full-time
Department
Diagnostic, Advice and Follow-up Unit
Category
Social Services
Industry
Education & Training
Education
Bachelor's degree
Openings
1
Apply by
13 Nov 2026

About the role

The Centre for Socio-Emotional Development in Munsbach is looking for a social worker for its diagnostic, advice and follow-up unit. This full-time, on-site post in career group A2 focuses on children and young people whose schooling or family situation has become difficult. You will guide parents, assess social situations, and coordinate support so that each child can get back to stable learning and everyday life. A typical week combines meetings with families and children, social diagnostics and case work, writing reports, and working with a multidisciplinary network of schools, health and social services. You will also act as a resource person for other units of the centre, sharing social expertise and helping colleagues find the right support for the children they work with. The role suits a social worker who listens carefully, works independently and in a team, and can handle sensitive situations with discretion. GovJobs reference G26000724. No salary is stated in the official listing.

Responsibilities

- Guide and accompany parents of children and young people in precarious school and family situations - Carry out social diagnostics and coordinate case management - Work with a multidisciplinary network of schools, health and social services - Prepare reports and follow up cases over time - Act as a social resource person for other units of the centre

Requirements

Applicants must be EU nationals and hold a bachelor's degree (level 6) in social work or a related field. You must have a good knowledge of the three administrative languages (Luxembourgish, French, German), strong skills in case management and social diagnostics, and the ability to work both independently and in a multidisciplinary team.

Skills

Multidisciplinary teamwork Case management Social work Family support Social diagnostics

How to apply

  1. Select Apply now.
  2. You are taken to Centre pour le développement socio-émotionnel’s own application page to send your application.

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