Varhaiskasvatuksen sosionomi, päiväkoti Nalli, Kivikko - Helsingin kaupunki - Helsinki, Suomi

Welcome warmly as a social worker in early childhood education at Daycare Nalli! Nalli is a four-group daycare located in the Nalli block house, close to nature, a playground, and good transportation options. The upper floor hosts the Nalli branch of Keinutie Elementary School. We are looking for a social worker for the upcoming term to work with the 3-5-year-old children in the Kanien group. During the terms, you will also have the opportunity to influence group placements. Our pedagogical approach emphasizes equality, acceptance of diversity, and emotional skills training. The daycare has a diverse mix of language and cultural backgrounds, so practicing and strengthening Finnish language skills is a key goal. You will be supported by professional colleagues, including a special education teacher, a needs-based teacher, and a substitute. As a social worker, you will plan, evaluate, and implement pedagogical activities, support individual learning, and promote social growth and inclusion in accordance with Helsinki's early childhood education and pre-primary curriculum, the unit’s operational plan, and the child's VAS. You will build the activity culture and learning environment of your group, support social development, and promote equality through social pedagogical perspectives. Helsinki’s early childhood education network offers collegial support and networking opportunities. We value impactful work for a good life in Helsinki, and we offer opportunities for professional growth. You will enjoy employee benefits such as a 550 euro Epassi Flex benefit for commuting, cultural, sports, and wellness services. Requirements include a higher education degree in social and health care with at least 60 ECTS in early childhood education and social pedagogy, or a social worker degree supplemented with these studies. Recognition of foreign qualifications by the Finnish National Agency for Education is also accepted. Good Finnish language skills are required, along with a valid criminal background check and a tuberculosis test. Starting in 2026, a one-time bonus of 2000 euros will be paid to new permanent employees. For more information, contact the daycare director.