Job Service

Founded in 1988, the Job Service Foundation is a private, non-profit foundation recognized as a public utility by the canton of Neuchâtel, specializing in the professional integration of young people, teenagers, and students.

In addition to providing information and advice, the Foundation offers, completely free of charge, a placement service, training, support courses, and various assistance and professional integration programs tailored to each individual's background, thanks to the network of companies that the Foundation has built up over more than 30 years.

During these economic integration measures, young people and the companies that take them on benefitfrom tailored monitoring and support from the Job Service teams.

The Foundation is eduQua and InQualis certified for the quality of its integration services.

Professional and individualized support

The Foundation works with committed professionals whose experienced, specialized, and complementary profiles are the strength of the services offered. Combining listening skills, empathy, and in-depth expertise in the professional integration of young people, the Job Service teams work at the La Chaux-de-Fonds and Neuchâtel sites.

SERVICES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

The Foundation's goal is to help young people develop their own potential to achieve independence and integrate into the professional world.

The Job Service Foundation is aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 15 to 30 who are looking for their first job, an internship or apprenticeship, a career path or, more broadly, a life plan, but who do not always know how to mobilize the family, social and/or financial resources available to them.

SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS

Job Service is committed to bringing young people and companies together in their mutual expectations and facilitating their encounter on the job market. The Foundation therefore works closely with many economic players in the public and private spheres.

The Foundation also aims to meet the needs of young people who want to have small jobs during their years of study. To this end, the Foundation is extending its placement service to private individuals, making it easier for them to hire one or more young people to carry out various tasks or assist them during special events.