Teachers for Asylum Sector Schools

24 March 2026
100%
Permanent position
Chur

About the job

Together for Graubünden
The only trilingual canton in Switzerland is diverse in economic, cultural, and political profile. With an area of 7106 km², Graubünden is the largest canton in Switzerland and with 150 valleys, 615 lakes, 140 tourist resorts, and countless sunny days per year, it offers a high quality of life. The cantonal administration of Graubünden is as diverse as our landscape.

Teachers for Asylum Sector Schools

Migration and Civil Law Office | 20-100% | Chur

Currently, the Migration and Civil Law Office has 230 employees active at more than 20 locations and is responsible for all tasks in the field of migration, in particular for issuing and revoking permits, placement and support, enforcement of removals, as well as integration. In addition, the office issues identity documents to Swiss citizens, carries out naturalizations, and supervises civil status authorities. The main office of the Migration and Civil Law Office is located in Chur.

In our schools, we accompany the children of people in need of protection from Ukraine and other asylum sector individuals on their path to the German language and the education system. Based on the cantonal curriculum for compulsory school, we teach the mandatory school subjects. The promotion goal is a possible integration into a compulsory school in Switzerland or in the country of origin. For the Migration and Civil Law Office, we are looking for the following teachers starting August 1, 2026:

Primary school teacher in Rothenbrunnen (100%)
Primary school teacher in Trimmis (70-80%, possible division of workload)
Kindergarten teacher in job-sharing for the kindergarten in Davos Laret (approx. 50%)
Upper grade teacher in Chur (30-40%)
Special needs educator in Trimmis (approx. 20%)

Tasks

Teaching children in the asylum sector
Collaboration within a small collegial team where tasks are fairly distributed
Flexible assumption of varied tasks in daily school life
Constructive collaboration aimed at the well-being of students
Managing difficult and crisis situations from a pedagogical perspective

What we expect from you

Recognized teaching diploma
Enjoy working with adolescents in upper grades
Independent, structured, and goal-oriented working method
Strong teamwork skills
Openness and intercultural competencies
Ability to cope with stressful situations and a solution-oriented attitude in case of challenges and crises

We look forward to receiving your online application and are happy to get to know you.

For specialist questions, school director Rita Reinhardt is gladly available at rita.reinhardt@afm.gr.ch , phone number 078 678 28 12.

For questions regarding the recruitment process, please contact Priska Kouaté, acting personnel manager, at phone number 081 257 30 22 or by email at priska.kouate@afm.gr.ch.

Application deadline: April 10, 2026