Business & Administration · EBA
Fiduciary Assistant EBA
Basic administrative work in fiduciary services.
About this profession
Basic administrative work in fiduciary services. Over 2 years you learn this profession in a host company, at the vocational school and in inter-company courses. At the end you receive a nationally recognised Federal VET Certificate (EBA).
Day-to-day responsibilities
- ›Processes documents for accounting
- ›Checks and records simple payments
- ›Organizes office and appointments
- ›Supports fiduciaries in daily tasks
Skills you'll need
A typical week as an apprentice
Host company
3 days/week — you learn the trade hands-on alongside experienced professionals.
Vocational school
1–2 days/week — general education plus job-specific theory.
Inter-company courses (üK)
Several blocks per year — practise core techniques together with other apprentices.
Where you'll work
Offices, banks, insurers, public administration, larger companies of any sector.
Entry requirements
- Completed compulsory school. The EBA is a strong fit for hands-on learners; close support during the apprenticeship is built in.
- A 'Schnupperlehre' (1–5 day taster) is the best way to find out if the profession suits you.
What you earn at the end
Federal VET Certificate (EBA) — a recognised qualification with a clear path to bridge into a 3-year EFZ apprenticeship (often shortened).
Apprentice wage
Typical monthly gross wage (CHF). Actual wages vary by sector and region.
Year 1
CHF 600 – 800/ Mt.
Year 2
CHF 800 – 1’100/ Mt.
Future-readiness
Score 3/5Our take
Good entry-level with career development; continuous learning and digital skills are vital for future opportunities.
Sources
Early contract endings in this field
Across Business & Administration apprenticeships, roughly 12–18% of contracts are ended early, compared with about 23% nationally. Most of those apprentices continue their training elsewhere.
Further education & career
- Commercial Employee EFZ (shortened apprenticeship)
- Fiduciary Clerk (further training)
- Fiduciary Specialist (later)
- Vocational Baccalaureate (path to university)
Learn more
Official sources and further information about this profession.