Vocational guidance course — 30 open positions across Switzerland

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  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · La Chaux-de-Fonds
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Sion
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Moudon
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Gland
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Lausanne
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Estavayer
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Nyon
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Couvet
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Savigny
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Satigny
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Petit-Lancy
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Yvonand
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Saignelégier
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Montreux
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Prilly
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Fully
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Château-d'Oex
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Delémont
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · La Roche
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Vouvry
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Granges-Paccot
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Genève
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Avenches
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Saint-Imier
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Aigle
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Marly
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Sierre
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Penthalaz
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · La Sarraz
  • Vocational guidance course — Coop · Vich
More about this search for cross-border applicants

Vocational guidance course roles in Ticino sit at the intersection of education, public employment services and private career counselling. The cluster currently lists 82 vacancies, ranging from orientation counsellor and career advisor positions to training coordinator roles within schools and adult learning centres. Demand is strongest in Lugano, Bellinzona and Locarno, where cantonal offices and private institutes run structured programmes for school leavers, adults in transition and re‑employed workers. Most contracts are permanent and tied to the Swiss education calendar, with peaks in August and January. Candidates with a background in psychology, education, social work or human resources tend to be preferred. Cross‑border applicants should expect standard G‑permit requirements and Italian language proficiency for client-facing work, as sessions are typically delivered in Italian.