Be it a narrow old-town street, a public square, a park footpath or a building interior – whatever it is that needs renovating, the work of a plasterer ensures that our villages, towns and cities retain their variety and diversity. Plastering accentuates and enriches the impact of a public square or a structure.

• Completed compulsory education
• Skilled craftsmanship
• Enjoyment in working outdoors
• Strong constitution
• Ability to work in a team / independent
• Stamina

• Duration of apprenticeship: three years
• School: Theoretical lessons at the vocational college for traffic infrastructure engineers. Specialised training begins in the third year of the apprenticeship. Inter-cantonal introductory courses supplement the practical activities and vocational college lessons.
• Federal Vocational Baccalaureate: if a very good level of academic performance is achieved, it is also possible to complete the upper-secondary commercial school.

• Plasterer Federal VET Diploma with qualification in a further specialist area of the “traffic infrastructure construction” professional field
• Foreman (practical and foreman college)
• Construction foreman (examination for the Federal Diploma of Higher Education)
• Qualified foreman (technician PET College)
• Qualified master builder or qualified construction manager (examinations for the Advanced Federal Diploma of Higher Education)
• Qualified civil engineer BSc FH