At the core of the justice professions
What is the role of the judge at the Tribunal Civil?
What is the prosecutor's role?
What is the role of the clerk?
How to become a clerk?
Various and complementary professions
The proper functioning of the Judiciary Power is based on the complementarity between the various functions that can be exercised in:
- Judicial professions, within the civil, criminal or public law instances, whose vocation is to dispense justice.
- Administrative professions, within the support directorates (Direction des ressources humaines, Direction de la communication, etc.) which contribute to the overall administration of the institution.
2 distinct branches lead to these professions:
- The commercial branch (CFC, commercial vocational matura, matura, etc.)
- The university branch (bachelor or master, lawyer’s licence, doctorate, etc.)
The job information
Judicial professions
- Judge
- Public Prosecutor
- Tribunal des prud'hommes Judge
- Deputy Judge
- Assessor Judge
- Jurist
- Clerk
- Clerk assistant
- Economic Crime Analyst
- Bailiff of the Public Prosecutor's Office
Administrative professions
- Administrative assistant
- Architect
- Archivist
- Librarian
- Project manager
- Media relations officer
- Security officer
- Accountant
- Management auditor
- Director
- Deputy Director
- Human resources manager
- Human resources director
- Computer scientist
- Logistician
Contacts
Address
Contact details
Year-end office hours from December 24, 2024 to January 1st, 2025 included
The Office of the Secretary General will be closed from December 24, 2024 to January 1st, 2025 included.
--> Resumption of the usual working hours indicated below as of January 2, 2025.
Mailing address
Direction des ressources humaines
Case postale 3966
1211 Genève 3
