Training Facilitator - Musical Activities

Do you wish to participate in our mission to reintegrate incarcerated individuals? Are you passionate about teaching and educational support? As a facilitator of musical activities within the Prison de la Croisée, you will design and lead music classes for inmates. Through personalised support, you will encourage creative expression and artistic skills in each individual, while recognising their progress and commitment.

You will always act in accordance with our values: "Loyalty, Solidarity, Credibility".

• Lead workshops with inmates to develop projects centred on music, fostering their artistic creativity.

• Organise your teaching by ensuring differentiation in pedagogical practices to make the training accessible to all inmates participating in the activity (often heterogeneous groups).

• Contribute to creating learning conditions that promote inmates' progress by valuing attendance and the development of musical skills.

• Inform the relevant facilitators of any difficulties encountered with inmates during the activity provided.

For further information, please consult the specifications by clicking here or contact Mr Sylvain Schlatter, head of the socio-educational sector, at 024 557 67 49.

Hourly auxiliary contract (approximately 16 hours/week), for one year, potentially renewable.

Remuneration according to hourly scale, quarterly travel expenses reimbursed.

• Experience in facilitating musical activities with educational aims and in using musical materials that enable individuals to develop new constructive projects.

• Ability to manage individuals in difficulty within a closed environment, both individually and in a group setting.

• Your open-mindedness, strong communication skills, and high emotional control enable you to handle tense situations, listen attentively, while maintaining the necessary professional distance.

• Good command of common IT tools and office software.

• Knowledge of one or more foreign languages is an asset.

Our employment conditions require you to be Swiss or hold a C permit, free from any debt enforcement orders (an extract from the Debt Collection Office must be presented during the process), and have a clean criminal record. There is a right to consult the criminal record in accordance with the Federal Law on the Criminal Record by the hiring authority for this position.

To learn more about our benefits, visit our Employer State page.