Teacher, Machine and Production Technology

Sedu Seinäjoki is advertising a permanent teaching position in the field of machine and production technology, with a specialization in welding teaching duties. The role involves teaching machine and metal industry-related vocational subjects, focusing on welding. The campus offers an innovative environment for working with both young people and adults, collaboration with colleagues and industry partners, and opportunities for professional development supported by the institution. Sedu provides extensive employee benefits, including functioning occupational health care and the ePassi wellbeing benefit. The candidate should have a suitable higher education degree as defined by regulation 986/1998 §13 and at least three years of practical teaching experience in similar tasks, or an industry-specific qualification with at least five years of practical teaching experience; pedagogical studies are required. If pedagogical studies are not yet completed, candidates meeting other qualifications may be accepted conditionally with a commitment to complete the pedagogical studies within three years of starting. Desired qualifications include extensive practical experience in welding and metalworking, industry relations, coursework knowledge, and ability to apply IT and software tools used in the field. Willingness to conduct welding assessments may be required. Salary and terms follow OVTES, Section C; teaching hours depend on need, with a yearly workload of 1500 hours. The start date will be agreed upon. For more information contact Vice Principal Hellevi Lassila, Principal Jarmo Huttunen, or Training Supervisor Mika Lassila. Applications via electronic form by 24 September 2026 at 15:00. The Seinäjoki Education Consortium Sedu is a nicotine-free workplace.

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