English jobs in Germany

The best way to learn a language is to grow up with it. That is why in our kindergarten “Kinderhaus Weltenbaum” we have been working with people with native-level English proficiency right from the beginning. In 2003 we started with the first group of 9 children. Today up to 60 children from 1 to 6 years play, laugh and learn in the “Weltenbaum” – close to their parents’ work.

We are currently looking for an English Trainer (m/f/d) in part-time employment (3 days/ 24 hours per week). Please send your application to:
Mrs. Silvana Hackbarth
Tel.: +49 3722 713-780
Mail: vorstand@pro-pueritia.info

• You work in one of our three children groups together with the nursery/pre‑school teachers and spend the day with the children in English: playing, singing, telling stories and supporting the little ones in all their activities
• According to our fundamental concept (immersion principle) you enrich everyday life for our children by offering them the opportunity to discover and learn English as authentically as possible
• You support the active and passive learning of the language at all stages of their development

• Individual development and training opportunities
• Company pension scheme
• Flexible working hours
• Option to work from home
• Staff canteen with discounted employee meals
• Daycare allowance
• Company kindergarten
• Access to sports courses and massages
• Team events
• Employee discounts

• English language skills at native-equivalent level (C2) are absolutely essential
• Basic German language skills are necessary
• Ideally you are a trained (pre‑school) teacher. If you do not have specific training, first pedagogical experiences with small children will do as well, as in that case you will always work together with our nursery teachers
• Love and devotion for working with children in an age-appropriate manner is a must
• Furthermore, you should be truly convinced of early bilingual education

For the sake of readability, the masculine form is used throughout this job advertisement; however, it refers equally to male, female, and non‑binary applicants.