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ASAP Explore Instructor Minijob (all Gender)

  • Stuttgart
  • Part time
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The International School of Stuttgart e.V. is a non-profit Kindergarten through 12th grade, NEASC accredited, IB World School offering an international curriculum to a student body of about 850 from over 40 nations. Among its strengths are its student-centred and holistic approach to learning and its commitment to professional development and emphasis on student pastoral care.

ISS is looking to hire a part-time

ASAP Explore Instructor (Learning Assistant)

Starting in August 2026. This Position is initially for two years. 

Responsibilities

Introduction: ASAP Minis is a specialized ASAP class, running Monday-Friday in two 
blocks -15:15-16:15 and 16:15-17:15, (blocks subject to change by campus) and on 
Wednesday 14:30-15:30,15:30-16:30, 16:30-17:30- 3 blocks.  
This happens during all operational school days for children in Early Years and 
Kindergarten. The class is designed to allow for participants to try activities and enjoy a 
lightly structured recreational curriculum. Unlike other ASAP classes, which feature a 
single focus for the entire semester, ASAP Mini’s operates by being booked by term, with 
drop in options available with activities subject to change.  

The ASAP Mini’s Instructor is responsible for the supervision and care of children. 
Additionally, the ASAP Mini’s Instructor is responsible for working with the ASAP 
Manager (Coordinator) to determine activities for the term as well as the instruction and 
implementation of the agreed upon activities. Their general responsibilities include but 
are not limited to:  


• Ensuring the physical and emotional wellbeing of all children taking part in ASAP 
Mini’s 
• Supporting a light curriculum of recreational activities including games, outdoor 
play, arts and crafts amongst others as determined by the ASAP Manager 
(Coordinator).  
• Ensuring that children are signed in and out of ASAP Mini’s using the proper 
procedure with attendance and closely monitored. 
• Cooperating with additional after school program sta to support the flow of 
children in the afternoons and being on hand to help other after school 
programmes if needs be.  
• Communication with parents about issues that may occur during the child’s time 
in class as well as relevant information to the afternoon’s program.  
• Ensuring spaces and materials are prepared at the beginning and conclusion of 
each day. 
• Supporting ASAP program functions as determined by the ASAP Manager (Coordinator)

Qualifications

Experience in working within an educational environment would be advantageous, and an attitude that promotes international-mindedness is essential. A qualification as an Erzieher/in would be an advantage.
 
The successful candidate also:

  • Has up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation and guidance in relation to working with, and the protection of children and young people
  • Displays commitment to the protection and safeguarding of children and young people 
  • Values and respects the views and needs of children and young people

Benefits

Please visit our Benefits Page to learn more about our Benefits at ISS.

Additional Information

Applications, in English please, should be submitted via our job portal. Applications will be handled with discretion.

  • Andrew Hancock
  • School Director