Etat de Vaud
Lausanne
Specialised Education Scheme Coordinator
- 15 October 2026
- 70 – 90%
- Permanent position
- Lausanne
About the job
Job Description
The Directorate General for Post-Compulsory Education (DGEP) is responsible for education that takes place between the end of compulsory schooling and higher education. It offers courses within 15 grammar schools and 13 vocational schools and brings together more than 3,400 staff members. To strengthen the Resources and Prevention Unit, we are looking for a Specialised Education Scheme Coordinator.
Responsibilities
- Ensure the proper coordination of new specialised pedagogy services with existing resources in upper secondary schools and the external specialised network.
- Provide individual or collective advice and support to upper secondary teachers regarding specialised pedagogy.
- Support trainees with special needs to ensure they have the necessary resources to acquire the essential knowledge/skills to obtain an upper secondary qualification.
For more information, you can consult the terms of reference here or call Ms Christine Rama, Unit Head, at 021 316 63 53.
Qualifications
- Master of Arts in Specialised Education (according to the various training courses recognised by the CDIP); or another qualification deemed equivalent.
- 5 years’ experience in specialised education or a related field.
- 5 years’ experience in team or project management.
- Good knowledge of the professional network in specialised pedagogy.
- Good knowledge of universal accessibility principles and assistive digital technology.
WHO ARE WE?
The Directorate General for Post-Compulsory Education (DGEP) oversees education between the end of compulsory schooling and higher education, including vocational training and grammar school education. The Cantonal Office for School and Vocational Guidance (OCOSP), which aims to promote professional integration and employability for anyone facing educational choices, is also attached to it, along with a range of services for young people in transition or who are non-native speakers. Its goal is to open the doors to a personal and professional project for everyone, enabling the greatest number to obtain a recognised post-compulsory qualification. For more information, click here to visit our website.
Why join the State of Vaud?
The State of Vaud offers a wide variety of jobs and opportunities for career development. Working conditions are guided by themes of equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to work-life balance.
To learn more about our benefits, visit our Employer State page.
- Publication Date15/10/2026 05:00
- LocationLausanne, Switzerland
- Apply by01/11/2026 22:55
- Start Date01.01.2027
- Salary Grade12
- Contract TypePermanent Public Law
- Work Rate70%-90%
- AddressDirectorate General for Post-Compulsory Education
Rue St-Martin 26
1014 Lausanne
