Zürich
Mentors «Future Kids» on an Hourly Wage or ECTS
- 02 July 2026
- 10%
- Temporary
- German (Native language)
- 8050 Zürich
About the job
Mentors «Future Kids» on an Hourly Wage or ECTS
ZurichYour Tasks
- Weekly support of a child in their learning process (1-2 hours, at the child’s home)
- Teaching learning techniques and supporting work and learning organisation
- Checking how the child manages their homework, discussing their needs and working specifically on these topics
Your Profile
- Enrolled at a university (degree completion earliest in spring semester 2027)
- Used to independent learning
- Willingness to pass on your own knowledge
- Enjoyment in working with children
Our Benefits
- Half-day training for preparation
- Professional coaching during the school year
- Excursion with your mentee
- Hourly wage (CHF 25) or ECTS credits, depending on the university
Your Contact
Qendresa Redzepi
Programme Officer
+41 44 415 65 79
is happy to answer your questions.
Lars Anselment
HR Business Partner
recruiting@aoz.ch
We do not consider applications from recruitment agencies.
Start of Employment
Period of employment: Mid-September 2026 to July 2027, with option to extend
Locations: City of Zurich, Winterthur, Oberengstringen or Schlieren
Your Salary
Hourly rate of CHF 25.00
The exact salary hourly rate of CHF 25.00
The Application Process
After you have submitted your application, we will read it with great interest. After an initial pre-selection, we will contact you. Should a personal meeting take place, the further process is as follows:
First interview
Getting to know the department
Employment decision
The AOZ
The AOZ is a non-profit, independent public-law institution of the City of Zurich with over 2000 employees and more than 1000 intercultural interpreters and volunteers. On behalf of the federal government, cantons, City of Zurich and other municipalities, it provides professional services in the field of migration and integration.
In the supplementary school learning and integration programme «Future Kids», students from various universities – in the role of mentor – support and accompany primary school children from disadvantaged family backgrounds in their learning and on their way to better school success.
This is what Elma, 4th grade, who participated in Future Kids, says:
"Since I have been part of Future Kids, I am happy and know that there is something inside me and I will do everything to become a student as well.
