Case Manager: Integration Adults (80 - 100%)

About the job

Case Manager: Integration Adults (80 - 100%)

Do you want to contribute? We give you room to manoeuvre. Do you think ahead? We support you in doing so. Together we shape the future for our clients! Interested? We look forward to hearing from you!

Do you want to support young people on their path to a professional future? Do you want to take responsibility and at the same time work in a networked and solution-oriented way? Then we look forward to meeting you!

What you can achieve with us

• You take independent responsibility for advising and supporting the integration of young people – from registration to the completion of the integration process.
• You carefully analyse the initial situation and involve relevant professionals and institutions in case management, ensuring the flow of information.
• You assign integration-effective measures and use your scope for action purposefully.
• You plan, coordinate and manage cooperation with external partners such as teachers, employers, institutions, coaches, medical professionals, and authorities.
• You support young people in the transition from school to vocational training – individually and practically, initiate integration measures, assign appropriate support instruments and coordinate their implementation.
• You are a contact person and trusted advisor for young people, parents and involved parties – always empathetic and solution-oriented, actively promoting inter-institutional cooperation and influencing successful integration processes.

Which skills are important to us

• You have a tertiary degree in Social Work, Psychology or a related field (e.g. HR, Coaching, Case Management).
• You bring at least 3 years of professional experience in integration or counselling or, as a career changer, at least 5 years of leadership experience in related fields.
• You know the education and school system in Switzerland, have a good sense for complex family situations and bring corresponding sensitivity.
• You are strong in coordination, enjoy networking and think solution-oriented, appreciating both independent work and team exchange.
• You enjoy working with young people and present yourself empathetically, clearly and convincingly, able to advise and coach in a solution-oriented manner.
• You complete administrative tasks related to case management efficiently and in a structured way, appreciating both independent work and team exchange.
• You communicate confidently in German and French, both written and spoken.

What we offer you

• Working hours

Annual working time (42 hours/week), possibility to work part-time as well as remotely, paid breaks

• Holidays

At least 25 days of holiday annually, 28 days from the age of 45 and 33 days from the age of 55. Possibility of unpaid leave

• Salary

Cantonal salary system, gender-neutral and transparent salary policy. Full salary during parental leave, military, civil protection and civil service

• Social insurance

Above-parity contribution to the Bernese pension fund, coverage of half the premium for non-occupational, accident supplementary and daily sickness benefits insurance

• Training and further education

Financial and/or time contribution to training and further education projects

• Health

Ergonomically equipped workplaces, free fruit, discounted meals in the in-house restaurant, rest room, in-house massage options, participation in fitness activities and loan bicycles

• Private life, family and work

16 weeks maternity leave, two weeks paternity leave, generous above-obligatory family allowances

Does this suit you? Then get to know us! We look forward to your application. Workplace Biel