Robbers – Dealers – Speeders: And justice? Apprenticeship as Kauffrau or Kaufmann EFZ

Workplace: Bern The Regionalgericht Bern-Mittelland offers you a three-year apprenticeship with insight into the exciting activities of a criminal court. As of 1 August 2027, we are offering an apprenticeship as Kauffrau or Kaufmann EFZ. Your tasks * varied, administrative work * working together in a team * administrative organization of court hearings * personal and telephone contact with lawyers, police officers, prosecutors, accused persons and other parties to the proceedings * monitoring appointments and conducting business control * initiating the implementation of judgments Your profile * you are motivated and have versatile interests * topics such as law and justice are important to you * you attend Sekundarschule (or Realschule with 10th school year) * your German skills are very good (oral and written) * you are reliable, conscientious and you enjoy completing tasks as independently as possible * you can already type (10-finger system) and use Microsoft applications (Windows, Office) We offer you You can assume that the Canton Bern is a fair employer with good employment conditions. In addition, there are: * exciting, profound, varied and challenging training in a legal environment * small, helpful team * workplace in the city of Bern (5 min. from the main station) Contact For further information, Ms. Karin Bieri, Deputy Resource Manager, is available to you at the telephone number 031 636 27 26 or by email karin.bieri@justice.be.ch. Further information about the Bernese justice can be found at www.justice.be.ch (https://www.justice.be.ch) We look forward to your complete application documents. Please note that we only accept online applications. The criminal department of the Regionalgericht Bern-Mittelland adjudicates offenses committed by adults in the Bern-Mittelland region, which reach the court either as a result of an objection to a penal order or based on an indictment by the public prosecutor's office. Approximately 40 people work in the criminal department, distributed across various functions.