Informatikerin / Informatiker EFZ — Psychiatrische Dienste Graubünden

Full description

At Klinik Waldhaus in Chur, we train computer scientists who are learning in the field of platform development. You work in a team that deals with the software and hardware concerns of employees.

So you install devices for users, take over the support and maintain servers and networks. You participate in application development projects, determine requirements, program, create test concepts and implement data models in a database. You work closely with external partners, customers and suppliers.

Our basic attitude in your education

• We strive for a learning climate characterized by mutual appreciation, tolerance and openness.

• We offer you space to play your role as a learning computer scientist and learning computer scientist.

• We provide you with various forms of learning that promote individual, holistic and self-directed learning.

• We have clear rules and we define the scope for action together.

• You learn through practical work and reflection, and we use leadership and training tools systematically.

• We see learning in practice as a continuous and constructive process.

• Through differentiated, constructive and well-founded feedback, we achieve learning success and promote your transfer thinking – from theory to practice.

• We support you in taking on the greatest possible degree of personal responsibility.

Key points of your education

Duration and education Your apprenticeship lasts 4 years and takes place over three learning fields:

• School education in compulsory education takes place on two school days per week at the Commercial Vocational School (GBC) in Chur.

• The intercompany courses (ÜK) support your learning success by providing basic and industry-specific skills.

• We provide you with the professional learning fields at Klinik Waldhaus in Chur.

Professional maturity We support you if you strive for the Berufsmaturität (BM) during your apprenticeship. Tell us your interest with the application.

Holidays During basic vocational training, you have five weeks of vacation per year. Due to our working time model, you work one week before and receive it as an additional week of vacation – so there are six.

Our Requirements for You

• You are a curious and learning personality

• You have a quick apprehension, are engaged and motivated

• You have very good performance in science, mathematics and language subjects

• You are capable of team and communication

• You have a logical-abstract mind.

• You have a structured and systematic way of working

Perspectives According to Your Teaching

After completing your apprenticeship, you will work as a computer scientist or computer scientist in the profession or strive for the vocational examination to become an ICT platform developer or ICT platform developer, ICT systems and network technician or ICT systems and network technician, business informatics specialist or business informatics specialist.

Furthermore, you can take the higher-level exam to become a qualified ICT Manager.

The Higher Technical School offers you the further education opportunity to become a business informatician HF or a business informatician HF or a technician HF Informatik.

At the University of Applied Sciences, you are open to the Bachelor of Science (FH) degree programmes in Computer Science and Business Informatics.

Selection procedure

After examining your application, you will be informed about the selection decision. If you are in the short selection, the training manager agrees on an interview and selection days. Through selection days you get an insight into everyday work and we get to know each other better. The selection days are organized by us and take place in the Klinik Waldhaus in Chur or in the Klinik Beverin in Cazis.

The employment decision is made by at least two people, usually by the training manager and the division manager.

Your advantages at a glance

Your suitable education with us We offer you a vocational training tailored to you. In the PDGR, we basically train all vocational apprentices at the Swiss Federal Certificate of Ability (EFZ).

Training for the Swiss Federal Vocational Certificate (EBA) is possible depending on the prerequisites and in certain professions after consultation with the field of education.

We support you if you strive for the Berufsmaturität (BM) during your apprenticeship. Tell us your interest with the application.

As a competitive athlete, we provide you with special teaching conditions after consultation with the Office for Vocational Education and Training and your Sports Federation / Sports Club in order to create an ideal combination between vocational training and competitive sport. In the preliminary clarification, we take a good look at whether your sport is compatible with your chosen apprenticeship and the training goals.

5 weeks of vacation + 1 All our learners receive 5 weeks of holiday per year. If you work in the model of the 43-hour week, you even get 5 free days (compensation days). These are prepared during the 43-hour week throughout the year.

Introduction dates On the introductory days in August you will meet with all new learners at the clinic Beverin in Cazis. After the welcome by Josef Müller, CEO, you will get first insights into the PDGR and get job-specific information about your start of your apprenticeship. The day is rounded off with a joint aperitif in which your vocational trainer participates. Your parents and relatives are also invited.

The next two days all new learners spend together. We work on various topics in workshops so that you are ready to start your teaching.

Apprenticeship Day Get out of everyday life – the apprenticeship day is the annual highlight of our learners. Once a year you meet with all learners for a common activity. Washing gold in Surselva, planting Tannen together with the WWF in the Prättigau or visiting the RhB workshops in Landquart are examples of the past apprenticeship days.

The day promotes the common exchange among the learners of the different professional groups and enables you to have an inter-professional experience.

Wages In every profession, there are industry-standard apprentice wages. Can it be a little more? We appreciate the value of our youngest employees and also like to pay our learners a little more so that they get along well with the first income. There is also a 13th month wage. In addition, there are allowances for missions on Sundays and evenings, for example as a specialist health – of course always within the framework of the protection of minors.

Tips for your budget planning can be found here.

View of different areas / locations We strive to provide learners in all areas and professions with a varied and well-accompanied teaching. As a company with more than 1,200 employees, we use our many opportunities. In this way, we can provide our learners with insights into different areas and they can complete parts of their apprenticeship at different locations.

Team No matter in which profession – you are part of the PDGR team and work together with different employees and professions.

“Community” is one of our core values: everyone contributes with their individuality and works constructively together with other professions – this is how we progress. Your ideas and opinions are also welcome and welcome.

You can learn more about our values here.

Support Everyday work and cooperation

In your day-to-day work and in your private life, there is a lot of exciting, new, unexpected, challenging happening – much of it for the first time. In the person of your vocational trainer, your supervisor or your training manager, you always have a contact person. Talk about things that burden, overwhelm or hinder you. Together we look for solutions and help you.

Are you unable to move forward alone or with your surroundings? Then sometimes the conversation with an outside expert helps. For this, we have an independent consulting offer for employees that is available to you – neutral, anonymous and free of charge.

Learning and succeeding at the three learning locations

Difficulties at school, at the UK or in practical learning? We are happy to support our learners individually in their personal challenges during teaching. We encourage you to attend support courses or other offers from your vocational school.

Your teaching business

The PDGR and its Values

“Open psychiatry – by leading experts for people” is our vision. You are the expert – with your expertise, your skills and above all your personality, you enrich our interprofessional teams.

Our experts share their knowledge for the best possible quality. They are trustworthy, competent and guided by the latest findings. The PDGR stands as a light tower and is an important support for society.