Substitute After-School Activity Instructor - Pilke päiväkodit Oy - Helsinki, Finland

Pilke päiväkodit Oy is a growing company providing diverse services to Finnish families. We offer early childhood education, pre-primary education, basic education after-school activities, childcare services, and social family services. The most important goal of Pilke päiväkodit is to provide the child with a good day – every day. There are already over 2,000 Pilke employees. Join our growing team to provide high-quality educational work and develop after-school activities for school children! Job duties include substituting for after-school activity instructors at Pilke after-school clubs in Lappeenranta (Pontus, Lauritsala, Lappee). Successful performance of the work requires flexibility, cooperation skills, and the ability to work with groups of children. We hope applicants are self-motivated and have an energetic and responsible approach to work. You will need Finnish language skills for the job. Working hours are on weekdays between 12:00 and 16:30, with 3-4 working hours per day. Both short-term sick leave substitutions and longer substitution assignments are available. You can choose the days and units that suit you. The person selected for the position must present an extract from the criminal record in accordance with Section 6.2 of the Criminal Records Act. Submit your application to us; we would love to get to know you! Would you like to know more about Pilke and our way of operating? The power of gentleness is not just the slogan of Pilke päiväkodit – it describes our way of working and interacting with children and adults. Pilke päiväkodit Oy At Pilke, children's learning and growth are supported and created through activity, professionalism, pedagogical expertise, ensuring the child's participation, adaptable learning environments, and an encouraging and motivating atmosphere. We are Finland's largest private daycare chain, and over 2,500 Pilke professionals work in our daycares, preschools, and after-school clubs across Finland.