État de Neuchâtel
Centre forestier de Montmollin
Apprenticeship as Forest Worker and Lumberjack (CFC)
- 28 October 2026
- 100%
- Apprenticeship
About the job
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Wildlife, Forest and Nature Service (SFFN)
Protecting and sustainably managing the canton’s natural areas is the mission of the SFFN.
During your apprenticeship, you will join an active team involved in the monitoring and maintenance of Neuchâtel’s forests. A practical job that helps preserve our environment for today and tomorrow.
Your tasks
In the field, you will take part in all the work related to the management of public forests. Wood cutting, caring for young forests, planting or maintaining forest paths will shape your daily routine.
You will also learn to build shelters and protective structures against damage caused by animals, plants or climate.
Beyond these tasks, you will contribute to enhancing the value of wood, diversifying tree species and developing the habitat for wildlife and flora.
Your profile
You have completed your compulsory schooling and are passionate about nature. Skilled with your hands, you enjoy teamwork and have good physical endurance.
All applications must imperatively include:
• a cover letter
• a CV
• the last three school reports
• any certificates or internship attestations
We offer you
Information
Mr Jonathan Pingeon, district forester, by email: jonathan.pingeon@ne.ch or phone 079 250 02 61
Working for the State
Diversity is a fundamental value that we cultivate with conviction and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their origin, gender or background, feels fully integrated and valued.
Application deadline: 31 March 2027
Salary: According to the cantonal administration pay scale
Start date: 17 August 2027
Wildlife, Forest and Nature Service (SFFN)
Protecting and sustainably managing the canton’s natural areas is the mission of the SFFN.
During your apprenticeship, you will join an active team involved in the monitoring and maintenance of Neuchâtel’s forests. A practical job that helps preserve our environment for today and tomorrow.
Your tasks
In the field, you will take part in all the work related to the management of public forests. Wood cutting, caring for young forests, planting or maintaining forest paths will shape your daily routine.
You will also learn to build shelters and protective structures against damage caused by animals, plants or climate.
Beyond these tasks, you will contribute to enhancing the value of wood, diversifying tree species and developing the habitat for wildlife and flora.
Your profile
You have completed your compulsory schooling and are passionate about nature. Skilled with your hands, you enjoy teamwork and have good physical endurance.
All applications must imperatively include:
• a cover letter
• a CV
• the last three school reports
• any certificates or internship attestations
We offer you
- 35 days of holiday per calendar year.
- Training supervised by passionate professionals.
- Potential employment opportunities at the end of your training.
Information
Mr Jonathan Pingeon, district forester, by email: jonathan.pingeon@ne.ch or phone 079 250 02 61
Working for the State
Diversity is a fundamental value that we cultivate with conviction and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their origin, gender or background, feels fully integrated and valued.
Application deadline: 31 March 2027
Salary: According to the cantonal administration pay scale
Start date: 17 August 2027
