Apprentice Public Transport Agent Morges/Yverdon – 100% From 1 August 2027 to 31 July 2030

Contribute every day to providing a quality travel experience and discover the behind-the-scenes of regional mobility!

The start of your professional career is here and now!

We are looking for our future

Our training programme

You will benefit from personalised support by qualified, experienced trainers committed to the success of your apprenticeship. Thanks to varied training and quality supervision, you will discover the different areas of the company’s activity and progressively develop the skills necessary for the role of Public Transport Agent.

Throughout your journey, you will also strengthen essential qualities such as analytical thinking, organisation, autonomy, and teamwork.

Your profile

You have completed your compulsory schooling and wish to commit to a rewarding and promising training. Motivated, curious, and involved, you demonstrate a methodical mind, good organisational skills, and strong planning abilities. You have a good command of French, both spoken and written, basic IT skills, and are eager to learn to use new software. You enjoy teamwork, have a service-oriented attitude, and have a particular interest in public transport. Your commitment and eagerness to learn will be real assets.

Join our team and benefit from:

• Access to state-of-the-art tools installed in an excellent environment
• Training provided by passionate trainers in various departments and workplaces
• Attractive working conditions
• 6 weeks’ holiday and a bridge day at the end of the year
• Internal training sessions throughout the apprenticeship

Please send us a complete application including a cover letter accompanied by your curriculum vitae (CV), and copies of your school reports from the last 3 years.

Application deadline: 15 October 2026 Submit your application via Jobup: www.jobup.ch

Do you have any questions? Feel free to contact your future trainer contact, Mr Gilles Allemann, Head of Production Data Monitoring and Analysis by email at gilles.allemann@mbc.ch