Stiftung GFZ (Gemeinnützige Frauen Zürich)
Zürich
Educator (f/m), 60 %
- 05 August 2026
- 60%
- Permanent position
- Zürich
Job summary
Join our leading non-profit organization in Zürich! Enjoy a supportive work environment with great benefits.
Tasks
- Engage in creative play and activities with children.
- Provide loving care and understand children's needs.
- Collaborate with colleagues for a balanced atmosphere.
Skills
- Completed training as a childcare specialist with experience.
- Strong teamwork skills and support for colleagues.
- Ability to be a positive role model for children.
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About the job
60 %
Daycare 2 (Maneggplatz 18a, 8041 Zurich)
by arrangement
Our children. Our future.
We develop together
Ready for an exciting challenge? Become part of the leading non-profit organisation for supplementary family childcare in the city of Zurich.
Educator (f/m), 60 %
Your passion
Creative play: You build the tallest sandcastles, play the most exciting hide-and-seek games and paint the most colourful pictures with the children.
Loving care: You give the children security, are their confidant and understand their needs.
Teamwork: You support your colleagues and ensure a harmonious and balanced working atmosphere.
Your profile
Training & experience: You have completed training as a childcare specialist (FaBe) and bring professional experience.
Role model: You understand that you play an important role in the lives of the children and carry this out responsibly.
Team spirit: You are a valuable support not only for the children but also for your colleagues.
What to expect
Contribution to public transport costs
Opportunities for further training
Occupational health management
Progressive social benefits
Keen to work in a dynamic and warm-hearted team and actively promote the development of the children? Then apply with your CV and photo, your diplomas and references. A cover letter is not necessary. If you have any questions, Ramize Ibrahimi, Head of HR, will be happy to assist you at Tel. 044 253 65 47.
