Support pedagogue for a fantastic team in the Amager Area

Would you like to actively participate in pedagogical practice, guide the professionals around the children and create development through shared reflection?

Then it's you we're looking for. We are expanding and therefore seek a support pedagogue for our fantastic team in the Amager area.

In the City of Copenhagen we work purposefully to create learning environments and communities that 'can do more for more'!

About the position

As a support pedagogue you work in day care institutions and KKFOs. You are involved in practice, support staff in developing inclusive learning environments and contribute to reflection, structure and community in everyday life.

You will become part of a multidisciplinary team with about 28 support pedagogues, four competence pedagogues, two physiotherapists and an occupational therapist. Together we collaborate with psychologists, speech and hearing consultants, public health nurses, consultants and counselors to best support children, staff and institutions in succeeding in creating diverse child communities.

Your main tasks

• Support concrete initiatives and function as a role model in practice.
• Contribute to the development of inclusive and motivating learning environments.
• Support early and preventive efforts – both for individual children and groups of children.
• Actively participate in collaboration with managers, parents and pedagogues.

About you

• You are a trained pedagogue with several years of daycare experience.
• You are professionally strong, trustworthy and good at creating an overview.
• You work systematically, communicate clearly – and can guide pedagogical staff in reflecting on their own and shared practice.

We offer

We offer an exciting job in a strong multidisciplinary environment with engaged colleagues and a good working environment. You will become part of a field of work characterized by development and co-creation, where we find solutions together and take responsibility each for ourselves.

We work with the starting point of the Safety Circle and we are all trained 'Play Captains'. Everyone participates in regular supervision, collegial sparring and relevant courses and further education.

Employment terms

The position is a permanent appointment from January 1, 2027 – preferably earlier. The position, as a rule, is 37 hours per week. Salary and employment terms according to the applicable collective agreement and within the framework of local pay formation. In connection with the employment we obtain child and criminal record certificates and take references.

Further information

Contact head Anne Vilster at 51 68 02 15 if you have questions about the position.

Together with your application please attach your CV and educational certificate.

We look forward to welcoming you to our professional community.

Apply via the link no later than Thursday, 12 November 2026

We will conduct interviews on Tuesday, 17 November.