Head of Apprenticeship Supervision

Job Description ##

The Direction générale de l'enseignement postobligatoire (DGEP) is responsible for training that takes place between the end of compulsory education and higher education. It offers training within 16 gymnases and 13 vocational schools and employs more than 3'400 staff members. In order to strengthen the Office de la formation professionnelle et continue (OFPC), we are looking for a Head of Apprenticeship Supervision.

Responsibilities ##

• Manage the procedure for issuing and renewing authorizations to train apprentices (standard and special).
• Act as the contact person for partners (professional commissioners, apprentice advisors, parties to the apprenticeship contract) regarding themes related to apprenticeship supervision.
• Collaborate on the instruction of procedures in the event of withdrawal/refusal of authorization to train apprentices.
• Promote apprenticeship to non-training companies.
• Function as a substitute professional commissioner.

For further information, you can consult the job description here or call Mme Fabienne Dorthe, head of department, at 021 316 63 72.

Qualifications ##

• CFC as a commercial employee or a title deemed equivalent.
• Training related to vocational training (courses for in-company trainers, training modules for the Federal Diploma of Specialist in Vocational Training or Adult Trainer, or a title deemed equivalent and useful for the activity).
• Driver's license and car.
• Previous professional experience in a similar field of 3 years.
• Good knowledge of vocational training and the related legal provisions.
• Excellent organizational skills, ability to manage multiple activities in parallel, autonomy.
• Excellent office software skills.

WHO ARE WE? ##

The Direction générale de l'enseignement postobligatoire (DGEP) ensures the training that takes place between the end of compulsory education and higher education, namely vocational training and gymnasial education. The Office cantonal d'orientation scolaire et professionnelle (OCOSP), whose mission is to promote the professional integration and employability of every person in a situation of choosing training, is also attached to it, as well as a series of services intended for young people in transition or non-native speakers. Its goal is to open the doors of a personal and professional project to everyone to lead as many people as possible to a recognized post-compulsory training qualification. For more information, click here to consult our site.

Why join the State of Vaud? ##

The State of Vaud offers a great diversity of jobs and opportunities for evolution. The working conditions are guided by the themes of equality, inclusion, sustainability and professional ethics in an environment conducive to work-life balance.

To learn more about our benefits, visit our Etat employeur page.