We create connections
that matter!
We support families and school support staff from the first conversation through to the perfect match. Fast, personal, and without bureaucratic stress.
Professional school support in Hildesheim, Hanover & surrounding areas.
within 24 hours
Response
1:1
Personal support
12+
In-house training and professional development programmes
100%
Costs covered
Haven’t submitted an application yet? No problem!
We are happy to support you from the very beginning.
- We clarify with you whether there is an entitlement, and which one
- We help with the application – step by step
- Together, we select the right support person
- We remain your point of contact even after the start
School support in 4 steps
Initial contact
Briefly tell us about your situation—straightforward and with no obligation.
- Possible as early as today
Guidance
We explain what options are available and what matters now.
- Within 24 hours
Support
We support you with the next steps (e.g. application, coordination).
- We take care of it
School support
Once everything is clarified, we will find the right support for your child.
- Seamless start
Is my child entitled to support?
Children with physical impairments
Development and perception Developmental delay, autism and multiple disabilities
Learning and communication
Learning and concentration difficulties, severe speech disorder
Mental health and emotions
ADHD, intellectual disability or mental illness, trauma
Behaviour and safety Self-harming behaviour, behaviour that endangers others
More useful information for parents and school support staff on our blog!
The most common questions
and our answers
Do I have to pay for the school support myself?
No. School support is a statutory benefit and is usually fully covered by the funding body (e.g. the Youth Welfare Office, Social Welfare Office under SGB VIII or SGB IX). There are no costs for families.
How long does it take for the support to start?
The approval process is handled by the funding body; we have no influence over it. But our side is fast. We usually find a suitable support person within a few days, at the latest within a week.
What qualifications are required to work as a school support worker?
There are different types of support needs. A pedagogical or social qualification is often preferred if the child’s individual needs require it. Career changers can also work as school support workers if they have the necessary aptitude and motivation.
How much do you earn as a school support worker?
Pay varies depending on the school support worker’s qualifications and experience. In general, an hourly wage between €18 (school support) and €25 (pedagogical or medical specialist) is possible. In addition, you can benefit from our other employer benefits.
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