Teacher of Hungarian Language Education under the EU Language Programme

MØLLEVANGSKOLEN; Aarhus; On-site; DKK 68,000 - 82,000; Part time

Job summary

Møllevang School in Aarhus is seeking a Hungarian teacher for children from Grade 0 to Grade 9. The role operates outside standard school hours, with lessons on weekdays or weekends, aligned to the school year, and conducted at Møllevang School.

You will be the primary contact for parents and collaborate with an educational leader who will act as your manager. A child protection and criminal record certificate will be obtained.

Qualifications

• Speak Hungarian fluently at native-speaker level.
• Interest in and aptitude for working with a diverse group of children.
• Interest in teaching and preferably some teaching experience.
• Well-organised in planning lessons and flexible in adapting content.
• Strong classroom leadership.
• Enjoy and are skilled at communicating with parents.
• Can work independently.

Responsibilities

• Teach Hungarian to children from Grade 0 to Grade 9 outside normal school hours.
• Be the primary contact person for parents and keep them informed.
• Schedule lessons flexibly, with evenings or weekends as needed.
• Coordinate with Møllevang School and educational leaders as manager.
• Comply with school year schedule and current regulations.
• Obtain child protection and criminal record certificates.

Skills

Hungarian fluency

Diversity awareness

Teaching interest

Lesson planning

Classroom leadership

Parent communication

Independence

Job description

Møllevang School is looking for a teacher of Hungarian for children from Grade 0 to Grade 9.

The teaching is provided under the Danish regulations on EU language education, which allow children whose parents come from another EU country to receive instruction in their mother tongue outside regular school hours.

As a teacher within the EU Language Programme, you will be the primary contact person for parents and will keep them informed about all matters relating to the classes.

You will have flexibility in scheduling the lessons, but teaching must take place outside normal school hours, either on weekdays or at weekends. Teaching follows the school year’s holiday and vacation schedule and takes place at Møllevang School.

One of Møllevang School’s educational leaders will be your immediate manager.

In addition to Hungarian, instruction is currently offered in Bulgarian, French, Greek, Icelandic, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Czech.

Your Profile

We expect that you:

• Speak Hungarian fluently at native-speaker level.
• Have an interest in and aptitude for working with a diverse group of children.
• Have an interest in teaching and preferably some teaching experience.
• Are well-organised in planning your lessons and flexible in adapting content to suit students' needs.
• Are a strong classroom leader.
• Enjoy and are skilled at communicating with parents.
• Can work independently.

Employment Terms

You will be employed as a teacher, with or without formal teacher training, depending on your educational background.

For the current school year, the position amounts to 6 hours per week, including lesson preparation and parent communication. The number of hours may vary from year to year depending on student enrolment.

The starting date will be agreed upon, but preferably as soon as possible.

Salary and employment conditions will be in accordance with the applicable collective agreement.

A child protection certificate and a criminal record certificate will be obtained. Employment is contingent upon these certificates not indicating circumstances that would make you unsuitable for the position.

Application Process

Application deadline: Monday, 23 November at 12:00 noon.

Interviews: Thursday, 26 November, between 09:00 and 13:00.

Further Information

For further information about the position, please contact Headteacher Thomas Chr. Trønning on [phone].

About Møllevang School

Møllevang School is a public school in Aarhus, Denmark. We strive to create a learning environment where pupils thrive academically, socially and personally. Through strong collaboration among staff, pupils and families, we work to provide high-quality education and a strong sense of community for all students.