Contract type: Permanent part-time contract (20 hours/week)
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Do you want to work with young people in a role that makes a real difference? Then apply as a PEDAGOGICAL COORDINATOR at TADA non-profit organization!

What does a pedagogical coordinator do?

Every Saturday during the school year, more than 800 young people from Brussels gather at TADA’s weekendschool for a three-year journey full of discoveries. They participate in interactive workshops on various themes and explore different professions.

At the heart of this adventure, you supervise your own class of 28 youngsters at one of our local branches. You become their reference person, the one who supports them and watches them grow throughout the workshops.

Your role is that of a true conductor : you recruit passionate volunteers, prepare them to share their profession, and coach the day’s activities. On Saturdays, you energetically ensure that every workshop runs smoothly and successfully.

For the upcoming school year, we are looking for several pedagogical coordinators to lead both Dutch-speaking and French-speaking classes.

What exactly do you do? 

The main (and enriching) challenge of your role is combining organisational responsibilities with classroom management for a group of 28 young participants.

• You bring TADA workshops to life and are responsible for both content and logistics.
• You plan and coordinate activities : for each theme, TADA provides a core programme that you can adapt to the needs of your students and the profile of the volunteers.
• Every Saturday, you recruit and mobilise several volunteers who work in a specific professional field to guide activities. You ensure a relevant and diverse selection of profiles, contact and motivate them, and prepare the workshops together. On Saturdays, you coach them when needed.
• You guarantee the smooth running of each TADA Saturday in terms of quality, organization and logistics. Solution-oriented, you respond quickly to problems or unexpected situations.
• If you start a new TADA class, you will visit several primary schools in September to spark interest among 5th-grade pupils in joining the weekendschool. Your goal: convince families and build your own future class group.
• You create a positive atmosphere where passion and the joy of discovery coexist with respect and discipline.
• You regularly update our databases with information about the youngsters and volunteers under your responsibility.

Who are we ? 

TADA’s mission? Empowering Belgian youngsters from underprivileged backgrounds to find their place in society. Starting with our own team, where you are welcome regardless of your gender, age, sexual orientation, background, or ethnicity.
ToekomstAtelierDelAvenir (TADA) is a non-profit organisation that addresses inequality through long-term and high-quality educational programs. TADA inspires citizens and companies to engage in the empowerment of young people from socially vulnerable neighbourhoods and their surroundings. The focus is on lifelong learning and empowering more than 2,500 socially vulnerable teenagers.
Want to know more? Visit our website: www.tada.network

What is your profile?

• You are organised and proactive: you plan carefully but are always ready to roll up your sleeves when needed.
• Your energy and dynamism are contagious : you know how to boost motivation among youngsters, parents and volunteers.
• A true team captain, you lead with kindness and show assertiveness when necessary.
• You hold a bachelor’s degree or have equivalent experience. Experience working with youngsters aged 10–13 is an asset.
• Your enthusiasm and communication skills help you motivate volunteers to run workshops in their free time.
• You are a French or Dutch speaker and have a good command of English. Knowledge of other languages is a plus.
• You feel comfortable using everyday digital tools and software.
• You are ready to fully commit to the 30 TADA Saturdays per year and occasionally attend evening meetings.
• Our values resonate with you and you want to put your energy into a meaningful project.

What does TADA offer you?

• A meaningful job: you join a people-centred organisation where your work has a real social impact on the future of young people.
• Room to grow: a versatile position with plenty of space for personal initiative and development.
• A permanent part-time contract (20 hours/week) with the possibility of partial homeworking. Your usual schedule: Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. During school holidays, Saturday is replaced by another weekday.
• A gross monthly salary in line with the pay scales of our CP 329.01 (function B1C), with extra-legal benefits: meal vouchers worth €8 per working day, hospitalisation insurance, reimbursement of home-to-work transport costs and an allowance for your mobile phone and internet subscription.
• In terms of time off, for a part-time position you benefit from 10 legal leave days and 6 paid compensatory rest days (RTT). In addition, our offices close between Christmas and New Year. Your leave is taken mainly during school holidays.
• You work in a comfortable and inspiring environment, in the heart of Brussels (Porte de Namur), and we provide you with high-quality IT equipment (iPhone, MacBook).
• You start on 17/08/2026 together with all the new pedagogical coordinators and follow a comprehensive training programme to feel at ease from your very first steps.

Something for you?

The pedagogical coordinator explains to you here what their day-to-day work is like. If this sounds like the right fit for you, don't wait any longer! Fill out this application form, and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible regarding the next steps.

Discover our recruitment process from A to Z

1. Application : Send us your CV and motivation letter. Your application will then be evaluated. Beyond diplomas, we are looking for a spark: your desire to have a social impact and your experience or affinity with youngsters and volunteers.
2. Online interview with HR : If your profile catches our attention, we will invite you to a video interview to assess your skills and motivation and to better understand your expectations. This is the ideal moment to ask your questions, whether practical or directly related to the role.
3. Saturday immersion : The role of a “PC” cannot simply be explained — it has to be experienced! You will be invited to spend a few hours in one of our branches on a Saturday. This is an opportunity for you to feel the energy of the workshops and understand the reality on the ground.
4. Online test : To get to know your personality and strengths better, we will invite you to complete an online test.
5. Interview with a Weekendschool manager : Were the first interview, the visit and the test convincing? A Weekendschool manager will invite you for a final interview. Together, you will discuss the role, the responsibilities linked to it, as well as the working environment and your future team.
6. Offer and contract : Is your application successful? Congratulations! You will then receive an offer and we will discuss it together. All that’s left is for you to sign your employment contract, and there you go… welcome to TADA!