€27k
Activities Coordinator: Socio-occupational Inclusion
On-site in Las Palmas, Las Palmas +1·Full-time·Added 5 days ago
68 open roles
Overview
Job details
€26,912 a year
Gross, as stated in the ad.
About €1,760 a month after tax.
Permanent contract
Full-time hours.
Requirements
Have the right to work in Spain
Save the Children España doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.
Work on-site in Las Palmas, Las Palmas / Canarias
No relocation package mentioned.
Have 2+ years of experience
Junior-level role.
University degree
“Titulación universitaria vinculada a Ciencias Sociales, Trabajo Social, Antropología o ámbitos similares.” — per the ad.
This job was automatically translated to English.
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
💳Flexible compensation: Health insurance, meal vouchers, transportation, daycare, training.
🧘🏻♀️ Opportunity to access the support and psychological care service.
🚅Discounts on leisure, dining, furniture, travel, and much more through iBenefits.
📚Access to training courses from our professional development plan.
Requirements
What we're looking for
❗Do you have at least two years of experience in similar roles? Do you have experience in employment guidance, youth employment, or social and labor inclusion? Do you have experience with procedures and requirements for hiring foreign nationals?
Experience in job orientation and youth employability.
Experience working with young migrants and in contexts of high cultural diversity.
Experience in prospecting, recruitment, and intermediation with companies.
Knowledge of the requirements for hiring foreign nationals.
Ability to work in a network with companies, administrations, and other local resources.
University degree related to Social Sciences, Social Work, Anthropology, or similar fields.
Nice to have
‼️Do you have a university degree in Social Work, Social Education, Sociology, Political Science, Anthropology, or related disciplines?
Specialization in youth orientation, employability, or CSR, as well as knowledge of languages, will be valued.
The role
A coordinator or a female coordinator to guide and support young migrants of working age, strengthening their skills and facilitating their access to decent and stable jobs. The position is located in the Canary Islands.
In addition, the person in charge will play a key role in the communication process between companies and local agents to make it possible to create real employment opportunities.
This position arises from the partnership between Save the Children and international academic institutions whose goal is to promote the social and labor inclusion of unaccompanied young migrants who are no longer in the care system. This initiative seeks to provide them with guidance, employability support, and job placement services, as well as collaboration with companies in Andalusia and the Canary Islands. It also offers the opportunity to take part in initiatives aimed at identifying the best labor integration strategies, based on rigorous research.
What do we offer?
💰Approximately €26,912 gross per year
Permanent full-time contract and joining a strategic and innovative socio-occupational inclusion project for young migrants.
Direct work with companies, public administrations, universities, and social organizations.
Participation in an initiative with potential for scalability and evidence generation to influence inclusion and employment policies.
Hiring process
🥇Screening based on years of experience in similar positions and required university degree.
📋Written test to assess the technical knowledge required for the position.
👧🏽Interview with those responsible for the position: Program Management Coordinator: Children on the Move and Program Management Technician: Employment Guidance
To give you an idea, you can see what the selection process would be like (estimated time):
💳🎁What do we offer?
About Save the Children España
Save the Children España is the Spanish branch of Save the Children, a global non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children through health, education, protection, and emergency response programs. In Spain, the organization operates a wide range of social action programs, including child and adolescent care, intercultural mediation, psychological support, and advocacy, with a strong focus on vulnerable communities. With over 50 open roles across the country, it is a significant employer in the social sector, offering both paid positions and volunteer opportunities.
Save the Children España has a strong presence throughout Spain, with offices and program activities in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, and other cities. The organization is known for its commitment to child rights and social justice, and it offers a collaborative, mission-driven work environment. For international professionals, it provides opportunities to contribute to meaningful social impact, though roles often require Spanish language proficiency and knowledge of the local context. The organization also offers internships and technical positions in areas such as research, data analysis, and program management.
- Founded
- 1919
- Employees
- 10,000–50,000
- Headquarters
- London, UK
- In Spain
- Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and 9 more
- Website
- savethechildren.es
Good to know if you are moving
- Save the Children España is part of a global network, offering opportunities to work with international teams and on global projects.
- The organization has a strong focus on child rights and social justice, providing meaningful work for those passionate about social impact.
- Many roles require Spanish language proficiency, but some technical and research positions may be accessible to international candidates.
- The organization offers a mix of paid roles and volunteer opportunities, with a strong emphasis on community engagement.
- Spain offices are located in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and other cities, providing a wide range of work locations.
In their own words
Additional information
Candidates who do not arrive on time, in the correct form, or who do not meet the indicated terms will not be considered.
*Save the Children will positively value any candidacy with a recognized disability equal to or greater than 33% or belonging to any other especially sensitive group.
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