Early childhood educator (Swedish language immersion) at Kulkuri day-care

The Swedish-language immersion group for 5-year-olds at Kulkuri day care seeks an early childhood educator. The group has 14 four-year-old children and works alongside a kindergarten teacher. A second Swedish immersion group opened in 2026 with support from the team. We expect good Swedish, a valid early childhood educator qualification, enthusiasm for language-immersion pedagogy, and strong collaboration skills. We offer a professional and pedagogically strong work community, support from an assistant director and a special education teacher (veo), and collegial support from the other immersion group. The unit has a plan with goals and evaluation targets. You will help create an engaging and high-quality Swedish-language immersion experience and build a new group with strong support. Start date: 14.9.2026 or by agreement. As a caregiver you will plan and implement pedagogically oriented care, upbringing and teaching in accordance with the unit plan, Helsinki early childhood education plan, pre-school plan and child’s early education plan, cooperating with other staff and promoting child health and well-being. We offer opportunities to grow professionally and enjoy a meaningful career in Helsinki. Epassi Flex and other staff benefits are available, including up to 550 euros for commuting and cultural, sports and well-being services. Requirements: foundation degree in education and guidance or social and health care foundation degree or equivalent, plus broad child care, upbringing and teaching components; Finnish-language skills at good level; a current criminal background check for working with children; TB clearance for under-five children (infectious disease law).

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