Etat du canton de Fribourg
Fribourg, CH
Assessor to the Land Improvement Appeals Commission -%
- 31 July 2026
- 100%
- Fribourg, CH
Job summary
Join the Commission for Land Improvement in Fribourg, CH! Exciting opportunity for non-professional judges with rewarding responsibilities.
Tasks
- Support decision-making in land improvement matters.
- Attend hearings and provide expertise on land issues.
- Contribute to a collaborative judicial environment.
Skills
- Official surveyor with experience in land improvements required.
- Strong command of French with some German knowledge.
- Availability for daytime sessions is essential.
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About the job
Assessor to the Land Improvement Appeals Commission
Fribourg, CH, Sarine, CH
How to apply
Attention: To apply for this position, please use only the following link: CLICK THIS LINK TO APPLY . Do not use the "apply" buttons at the top and bottom of this page: your application will not be processed. Apply directly by sending your documents by email to the address: CMcandidatures@fr.ch .
Application file
Applications must be accompanied by a cover letter, a brief curriculum vitae, recent extracts from the criminal record and debt enforcement office (dated less than one year).
Do not forget to complete the specific form mentioned on the Judicial Council's website.
Job description
Assessors are lay judges who have decision-making authority in judicial matters ( art. 4 LJ ). An assessor is summoned as needed by the relevant authority. They receive session fees in accordance with art. 79a RJ . Assessors are elected by the Grand Council, on the recommendation of the Judicial Council which advertises judicial positions for the Grand Council ( art. 12 LJ ).
Desired profile
- Official surveyor with very good knowledge and experience in land improvements
- Candidates must have sufficient availability for the role (sessions during the day)
- Active citizenship at the cantonal level. Foreign nationals must hold a settlement permit and have been domiciled in the canton for at least five years. Candidates must not be subject to bankruptcy proceedings, nor have been criminally convicted for acts incompatible with the role
- Proficiency in French with knowledge of German
Contact details
CMcandidatures@fr.ch
