Practical Trainer + CIE for the Micromechanic CFC Pathway at 57% (CDMax from 25 January to 28 February 2027)

About the job

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Post-compulsory Training and Guidance Service (SFPO) - Neuchâtel Vocational Training Centre (CPNE)
The CPNE is the reference body for vocational training offers in the canton of Neuchâtel. We provide training and support at various levels of vocational education (initial, advanced and continuing training).

Your duties
As part of your role, you deliver practical courses (workshop and inter-company courses, CIE) to micromechanic apprentices, specialising in stamping and moulds.
In collaboration with the lead teachers, you design, organise and plan the courses applying the branch quality standards. You prepare the teaching materials and necessary educational resources while ensuring compliance with safety and quality instructions within the workshop.
Furthermore, you are responsible for monitoring the apprentices’ progress during their training and assessing their work.
Teaching takes place on Mondays and Tuesdays, with 10 periods per day, totalling 20 per week.


Your profile
You hold a CFC in micromechanics, supplemented by advanced training in microtechnology or precision mechanics, or an equivalent qualification, and have several years of proven professional experience in the field.
Dynamic and autonomous, you demonstrate rigour and initiative. Thanks to your organisational skills, you know how to manage priorities and planning.
Your specific knowledge in CNC and conventional machining is recognised, as are your skills in CAM programming, particularly with Alphacam. You also master electrical discharge machining, both sinking and wire. Experience with Charmilles CUT20P and Form20 machines is an asset for this position.
A genuine interest in vocational training, young people and digital tools completes your profile.
You live in Switzerland, in accordance with the legal requirements for public service holders.

We offer you

• A stimulating, dynamic and meaningful working environment

• A workplace equipped with modern infrastructures adapted to the profession’s requirements

Information
Mr Michaël Vögtlin, Deputy Director of the Technologies and Industry Division, tel 032 886 33 30

Working for the State

We promote equal opportunities and inclusion; applications from people of all backgrounds and those living with a disability are welcome.

Diversity is a fundamental value that we cultivate with conviction, and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of origin, gender or background, feels fully integrated and valued.


Application deadline: 29 November 2026
Salary: To be defined
Start date: 25 January 2027