Audiologist/Speech-Language Therapist at Lillevang School – Maternity Leave Cover

We are seeking an audiologist or speech-language pathologist for a part-time position with the possibility of full-time work with teaching duties as a substitute. The position is with employment from December 1, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter and until December 31, 2027.

You will meet fantastic and truly special children who give you joy in your daily life – and you will experience, along the way, how they develop thanks to the work you do together with them. Does this sound like something that drives you as a speech-language pathologist? Then we have the perfect position for you in the Center Classes at Lillevang School in Allerød Municipality.

The Center Classes at Lillevang School is a special school department for pupils with mobility impairments primarily with cerebral palsy.

The Center Classes are part of Lillevang School, which is a district school with two sections, the 0th-5th grades in the Skovvang section and the 6th-9th grades in the Lillerød section. In addition, we have special classes, reception classes, and Center Classes. The school accommodates about 750 pupils in the general education area and about 60 pupils in the various group arrangements. The school is a ten-minute walk from the S-train, close to nature and green areas.

Depending on the agreement, you will be employed between 20-37 hours per week. The working time is distributed over about 41-42 working weeks per year. During the school year you will thus accrue compensatory time off to be used on planned school holidays in connection with the school breaks.

Your everyday life as a speech-language pathologist in the Center Classes

As a speech-language pathologist in the Center Classes you work closely with the school's other speech-language pathologist, who also has teaching duties as a teacher. The team around the Center Classes works in close contact with one another. Sparring, multidisciplinary collaboration and good colleagues are therefore keywords that are central to your daily life.

Your tasks will therefore be varied and versatile, but concretely your primary tasks will be to:

• Teach children with articulation difficulties
• Teach children with language disorders
• Conduct language assessments
• Implement and facilitate the use of alternative and augmentative communication aids in the child's daily life
• Advise and guide teachers and other professionals in the child's daily environment
• Advise and guide parents and other relevant persons in the child's network
• Contribute with speech-language pathology expertise in the Center's joint projects during the school year

Opportunities for development and learning

There will be ample opportunity for you to develop your professional skills in collaboration with your colleagues and other professionals.

In addition to being educated (or in the process of training) as an audiologist/speech-language pathologist, we would like to hear more about:

• Your experience in the special education field and preferably with Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC)
• Your experience with phonological disorders
• Your experience with developmental language disorders (DLD)
• How you can join our team and your collaborative skills with other professional groups
• Your ambitions and dreams for your professional work as an audiologist/speech-language pathologist
• If you are interested in a combined position, your experience in the teaching/education field

About us

At Lillevang School we have an informal and professional tone, where we are dedicated to our own and shared tasks. We are happy to leverage our competencies to develop the school and the working community. We take pride in learning together – being skilled and making the extra effort.

We offer a position with the opportunity to collaborate with happy students, a skilled and engaged staff, and an leadership that persistently works to create conditions and direction for work at an ambitious school. There is also a parent group that is active and interested in their children's school.

Lillevang School highly values collegial collaboration and community. We are a diverse workplace, and we want to reflect the surrounding society. Therefore we encourage all interested applicants regardless of age, gender, religion, or ethnic origin to apply for the position.

In Allerød Municipality we work based on our Children and Youth Policy with the accompanying child and learning vision .

Want to know more

You are welcome to contact department head Thomas Castøe Jacobsen at phone 29 72 42 16 for more information about the position. You should submit your application, CV and relevant documents digitally via the link in the advertisement with an application deadline of Monday, October 26, 2026. During the application period, interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis. We will obtain references and background checks on all prospective employees.

Salary and employment conditions will be determined in accordance with the collective agreement for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists under the Danish Teachers’ Association.

We look forward to receiving your application.

Allerød Municipality is a workplace with high social capital. We place a high value on multidisciplinary collaboration, competence and job development, and not least influence over our own daily life. The most important thing for us is our core task - to create value for the citizens.

The municipality has about 2,000 employees working from a common Leadership and Employee framework, where values such as dialogue, collaboration, respect and professionalism are the cornerstones. Here you can read Allerød Municipality's Leadership and Employee Framework .

The organization is based on flat structures, great influence of employees, and good development opportunities. Allerød Municipality is a smoke-free workplace with smoke-free working hours.

We believe that diversity among our employees strengthens our organization and the solution to the common core task. We therefore encourage all interested applicants to apply for the position regardless of gender, gender identity, age, disability, ethnic background or sexual orientation.

Allerød Municipality is located in the heart of North Zealand in a beautiful and varied nature. The municipality has almost 26,000 inhabitants and offers an active club and business life with good sports and leisure opportunities.

There are several good transport options to and from the municipality, and the S-train runs every 10 minutes from Allerød Station.