Peruskoulun historian ja yhteiskuntaopin lehtori, Olarin koulu - Espoon kaupunki - Espoo, Finland

The duties of a history and social studies teacher at Olarin Integrated Basic School. We are looking for a professionally ambitious history and social studies teacher with good teamwork skills, capable of working in a diverse and multicultural school environment. Olarin School is a comprehensive school for grades 1-9. As of August 2026, the school has approximately 800 students at two locations: Opinmäki campus (grades 1-4) and Olarinniityntie (grades 5-9). Our school is a diverse and multicultural neighborhood school for local children and youth. Grades 7-9 offer specialized mathematics and science instruction. We also provide inclusive preparatory education for immigrants and work-oriented basic education. Learning fundamental life skills and knowledge is important at Olarin School. The teaching staff collaborates closely with each other, as well as with the school’s community counselor and student welfare personnel. Our motto is "together experimenting and succeeding." School name and address: Olarin School, Lillhemtintie 1, 02250 Espoo and Olarinniityntie 4, 02210 Espoo. Working hours: According to OVTES. The position is permanent. The employment relationship is contractual. Start date: August 1, 2026. This workplace is accessible. Salary: According to OVTES, based on the pay scale https://www.kt.fi/sopimukset/ovtes/palkat-palkkiot Qualifications: Qualification as a history and social studies teacher for basic education. Teacher qualifications are determined according to the decree on the qualifications of teaching staff (no 986/98). According to section 9 of the decree, a teacher providing basic education must have excellent oral and written skills in Finnish. The role requires readiness and willingness for co-teaching and parallel teaching, flexibility, student-centered approaches, and good teamwork, interaction, and classroom management skills. Applicants must present a criminal record extract as specified in section 6.2 of the Criminal Records Act. Previous experience as a class tutor and activities promoting student participation and school engagement, such as guiding student councils, peer helpers, or organizing school events and celebrations, are valued. Espoo is a pioneer city committed to innovation and development. Our employer promise of courage to innovate and skill to develop is reflected in our daily work through smooth operations, long-term skill development, and smart leadership. We are building a city where work has clear meaning and expertise is valued. We support your professional learning and development, as well as work-life balance through flexible practices. Our operations are based on openness and trust, and we treat each other with respect. We are committed to promoting equality and welcome applicants of different ages, backgrounds, and languages. For questions related to the position and application process, contact the person providing additional information about the role. For questions related to special needs, contact: keha.rekrytointi@espoo.fi. We handle inquiries confidentially. Read more: https://www.esitteemme.fi/espoonrekry/MailView/