Job Profile

Graduation

high school diploma

vocational baccalaureate

Soft Skills

Customer understanding and communication skills

Team spirit & cohesion

A thirst for new experiences & a joy of learning

Creative & flexible mind

Strong mindset & cool head

Grades

Total: <4

English: <4

German: <4

Math: <4

Areas of Interest

service

Health, Sport

Art, culture, design, media

Social, Pedagogy

Public service

Important School Subjects

Social Studies
German
psychology

Training Content

Methods and theories of social work and social pedagogy
philosophy
sociology
psychology
Social medicine
Right
Economics: Business administration basics (e.g., controlling, human resources).

Estimated Salary

Expectations

General or subject-specific university entrance qualification or an equivalent school leaving certificate
Empathy and enjoyment in interacting with people
Communication skills, teamwork skills, and mental resilience
Willingness to learn, commitment and sense of responsibility
The ability to work independently and the ability to reflect on one's own work
You enjoy making a difference in a modern administration.
They are prepared to commit themselves to the common good of the citizens of the Munich district.
You are looking for a future-oriented workplace with an interesting range of tasks.

Job Description

A Degree Program with Heart - Dual Studies in Social Work (B.A.) Wherever someone needs advice or help, you're there. Supporting people isn't just second nature to you, but a matter close to your heart? A dual studies program in Social Work (B.A.) could be just the thing for you! People are as diverse as their problems and needs. During your studies, you'll get to know all facets of social work. Because supporting people in difficult situations sometimes requires not only good intentions, but also professional expertise. A dual studies program in Social Work (B.A.) also offers the opportunity to specialize. This is particularly relevant if your chosen individuals are under 18. Several universities offer a specialization in child and youth work starting in the 5th semester.

Contact Person

Herr Strietzel

Tel: 089 / 6221-4397

Email: StrietzelJ@lra-m.bayern.de

Landratsamt München

Mariahilfpl. 17
81541 Munich

With approximately 350,000 residents, the Munich district is the most populous district in Bavaria. Its 27 municipalities and the cities of Garching and Unterschleißheim form a horseshoe-shaped area surrounding the state capital to the north, east, and south. The District Office, as the central administration, with its more than 1,200 highly motivated employees, performs a wide range of municipal and governmental tasks for the citizens of the Munich district – true to our mission statement: We – together – for you!

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