Special Education Teacher for LM Engström Upper Secondary School

About the position

As the school's current special education teacher is moving on to new challenges, we are looking for a new candidate to take over as special education teacher at our upper secondary school. As special education teacher at LM Engström, you will become a central part of the school's student health team, which, in addition to special education teacher, also includes a school counselor and school nurse, as well as school management. Your assignment includes both investigative and developmental work, with an emphasis on preventive and health-promoting measures, while also including remedial measures. As a special education teacher at LM Engström, you are expected to be a driving force in the ongoing development work regarding how we work with educational support measures. You will work at school, class, and student levels, where collaboration with teaching teams is one of several building blocks. Experience with Logos is a merit. We would like you to contribute to the school's Christian profile.

The employment is a fixed-term contract with holiday entitlement.

Start in August 2026.

Interviews are conducted continuously during the application period.

About the school

LM Engström Upper Secondary School is an independent upper secondary school with a Christian profile in the spiritual tradition of the Swedish Church, located in central Gothenburg, right next to the vibrant city center. The historic buildings have previously been used by both Gothenburg's oldest upper secondary school and the Diocese of Gothenburg as a residence for the bishop. It is only a few minutes' walk to the cathedral, where the school's students and staff gather every week. The school has about 600 students in one of the four programs offered: economics, arts, science, and social sciences. The school is a popular choice for many students, meaning not all students who wish to attend can be offered a place. The staff consists of about 60 people, the vast majority of whom are teachers. The school's teachers belong to one of five subject-based teaching teams. The school's principal is Peter Isaac Béen's Educational Foundation, a non-profit foundation.

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