Teacher who is passionate about Danish in the early years at Vinderup School

Do you want to give the children a strong start to their school life – and do you have Danish as one of your strong subjects? Then you might be the one we’re looking for?

We have a year group of wonderful children who need a competent, engaged and relationship-focused teacher.

If you also have home economics, that’s a plus – but certainly not a requirement. Maybe you have other subjects or competences that we haven’t thought of yet. The most important thing is that you have something professional to offer and are keen to bring it into play with us.

With us you get

• close collaboration with teachers and educators around the children
• opportunity to follow a class and be an important adult throughout the entire school journey from 1st to 6th grade
• colleagues who want to support one another and develop practice together
• a everyday life with a focus on academic excellence, relationships, presence and strong child communities
• the opportunity to put your own mark on the teaching and on the school’s collective development.

We believe that the best solutions for the children come about together. Therefore, collaboration between teachers and educators matters a lot to us, just as our shared view of children is an important part of everyday life.

Perhaps your subjects are not quite on our wish list. That’s not a big deal.

We are primarily looking for you – a skilled teacher, a good colleague and a person who wants to be part of Vinderup School.

About Vinderup School

Vinderup School and SFO Dragen is a development-oriented state school in scenic surroundings in Holstebro Municipality – just 16 km north of Holstebro.

We have about 300 pupils from 0–6th grade and an engaged staff group that every day works to ensure that all children experience academic development, well-being and being part of the community.

At Vinderup School we focus on broader child communities, an affirming view of children and strong universal pedagogy. We believe that children develop best when they meet clear adults, good relationships and varied learning opportunities.

We are a school with a diverse student body, where children come with different prerequisites, perspectives and needs. We see this as a natural part of the school's mission and as an opportunity to create a school where there is room for diversity and where all children feel they belong.

In the early years, teachers and educators work closely together about the children and daily life. We plan, follow up and adjust our practices together so that they start from the current group of children and give as many as possible the opportunity to succeed.

We are looking for you who

• is a qualified teacher and passionate about Danish for grades 1–6
• can create safe, structured and inspiring learning environments for the youngest students
• see opportunities in different forms of participation so that more children can be part of the community
• is clear, calm, present and strong in relationships
• can create a good balance between academic learning, play, movement and creativity
• has an eye for the individual child while also holding on to the community and shared expectations
• thrives in a school where tasks are sometimes complex, and where we solve them together
• appreciates close and committed collaboration with colleagues and parents
• is curious about their own practice and wants to develop both themselves and the school
• actively contributes to the school’s academic and social community.

We offer

• an engaged and helpful staff group with good humor and strong cohesion
• a school in development with a focus on professionalism, well-being and community
• a everyday life with good opportunities to put your professional and personal competencies to use
• a close collaboration between school and SFO
• a strong focus on broader child communities
• collegial sparring and the opportunity to help develop the school’s practice
• a mentor who knows the school’s daily life and student group
• ongoing sparring and dialogue with your immediate supervisor
• a workplace where we take the task and each other seriously.

About the position

The position is 37 hours per week and is a permanent position .

Start: December 1, 2026.

Salary and terms of employment are in accordance with the prevailing collective agreement.

Do you have questions

about the position or would you like to visit the school, you are very welcome to contact principal Mia Borup at telephone 96 11 56 41 or department head Karin Billeskov at telephone 96 11 56 42 .

You can read more about Vinderup School at vinderupskole.holstebro.dk

Application deadline

October 22, 2026 at 8:00 a.m.

Interviews

October 26, 2026.

Applications are submitted via the 'Apply for the position' link in the advertisement.