Commercial Apprentice with Federal VET Diploma

About the job

For the 2027 intake, we are looking for a:

Commercial Apprentice with Federal VET Diploma

Branch "service and administration"

We offer

Join a dynamic and experienced team, ready to support you throughout your apprenticeship, in a bilingual environment (French-German), in the heart of Neuchâtel.

During your three years of apprenticeship, you will discover various professions and fields of activity through rotations within all departments of the Swiss Police Institute. A great opportunity to develop your skills, gain autonomy, and acquire varied and comprehensive professional experience.

You will benefit from attractive conditions

• 6 weeks of holiday per year
• Flexible working hours
• Contribution towards schooling and transport costs
• Opportunities for additional training and support during your education
• Possibility to complete the integrated commercial professional maturity

What we are looking for

You have completed compulsory schooling and wish to start an apprenticeship as a commercial employee.

You are interested in administrative tasks, IT tools, as well as the fields of education and police work.

Comfortable in French, both written and spoken (level C1), you enjoy contact with others and teamwork. You are organised, methodical, precise, and eager to learn. Knowledge of German is an asset.

Want to join our team?

We look forward to receiving your application!

Your application must include

• A cover letter
• A CV
• Copies of your school reports from the last three years
• Copies of your diplomas, internship certificates and/or work certificates, if available
• The result of the Multicheck test "Economics and Administration", if available

Application deadline: 6 December 2026

Further information

For any questions, please contact Ms Cynthia Cardinaux, Head of Vocational Training, 032 723 81 08

More info: www.institut-police.ch/fr

A meaningful mission awaits you, join our team.

The Swiss Police Institute (ISP) is the centre of expertise for basic and continuing training of Swiss police forces and ensures the implementation of a national training doctrine. In addition to offering courses for managers and specialists, it coordinates professional and advanced professional examinations for police officers as well as the certification of public security assistants. Supported by the Confederation, cantons and municipalities, this private law foundation develops teaching resources for police training and promotes applied research on topics of interest to the police.