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MAIS Program Orientation Technical Staff

On-site in Barcelona·Added today (last checked 30 Oct)

GEDI

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Work mode: On-site, Barcelona
Contract: Temporary
Education: University degree

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This job advert was originally written in Catalan.

Requirements

What we're looking for

Minimum qualification: Psychology, Pedagogy, or Psychopedagogy

Experience: Minimum 1 year in guidance and labor insertion processes

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Gross annual salary: according to the Social Action collective agreement

The role

What you'll do

-Carrying out diagnostics of the occupational situation of the participating individuals.

-Support in the design and execution of the individual insertion plan.

-Individual and group guidance in labor insertion processes or employability improvement.

-Group dynamics, job search workshops, etc. (Preparation and facilitation of sessions).

-Coordination with other agents and resources in the environment involved in the process.

-Management of the Program's technical documentation (files, attendance, follow-ups, etc.).

-Management of the GALILEU application

-Transversal competencies: Teamwork, autonomy, organization, planning, responsibility, initiative, active listening, and empathy.

How you'll work

Category: higher graduated technical staff

Duration of the call until April 30, 2027

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About GEDI

GEDI is a non-profit social services organization based in Catalonia, Spain, dedicated to supporting vulnerable populations through a wide range of programs. Its services include residential care for children and youth, family therapy, elderly care, community integration, and employment guidance. Operating across multiple towns in Catalonia, GEDI works in partnership with public administrations to deliver social welfare services, making it a key player in the region's social sector.

For international professionals, GEDI offers an opportunity to work in a meaningful, people-centered environment within Spain's social services system. While the organization primarily operates in Catalan-speaking areas, it values diverse perspectives and provides roles for educators, psychologists, therapists, and support staff. The organization's presence in cities like Barcelona, Manresa, and Granollers means employees can experience both urban and semi-urban life in Catalonia, though a working knowledge of Catalan or Spanish is typically essential for direct care roles.

Industry: Social Services
Employees: 250–1,000
Headquarters: Barcelona, Spain
In Spain: Barcelona, Manresa, Montcada and 8 more

Good to know if you are moving

GEDI is a non-profit organization, so roles may offer lower salaries than the private sector but often provide strong job satisfaction and social impact.
Most roles require fluency in Catalan and/or Spanish, as they involve direct interaction with local communities.
The organization operates across multiple towns in Catalonia, offering opportunities to work in both city and smaller community settings.
GEDI uses FactorialHR for its careers portal, indicating a modern HR infrastructure despite being a social services entity.
International applicants may need to have their social work or psychology qualifications recognized in Spain (homologación) to practice.

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