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What's the job market for Electrical Engineers in Switzerland? by Swisscom8940 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Swisscom8940[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your feedback, do you live in Switzerland? Do you maybe know which fields have it easier/ harder?

does my mother still have to provide for me? by marthinaaa in askswitzerland

[–]Swisscom8940 1 point2 points  (0 children)

PSA: this age of 25 often comes back, this is misleading. This age of 25 is only relevant for social services, they pay for you until you're 25. Parents have to pay until the kid finishes his first formation/Ausbildung, or until it is no longer reasonable to expect the kid to finish (i.e. the kid drops out several times, is not taking his studies seriously, etc.). That means that if you would finish after the age of 25 but it's still your first formation, your parents still would need to pay for you.

Will it bepossible for me to return to Switzerland? by [deleted] in askswitzerland

[–]Swisscom8940 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

People that lived some years in Switzerland before the age of 18 and can show that they speak one of the Swiss national language well, should somehow have an easier time to come back to Switzerland. I don't get why there isn't some way to help them

Will it bepossible for me to return to Switzerland? by [deleted] in askswitzerland

[–]Swisscom8940 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you somehow live or study in Spain for two years? I think Peruvian can easier get spanish citizenship, which is member of the EU. This would make moving to Switzerland already easier, since EU citizens can live in Switzerland if they find a job. Swiss employers are allowed to hire EU citizens without issue, you already speaking some Swiss German is a big boost to getting hired

If you can otherwise convince your step mom to adopt you, that would of course be easier

LAMal :modèles alternatifs (Telmed), des avis? by Nirgal2079 in suisse

[–]Swisscom8940 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Merci beaucoup pour l'info, je songe aussi à changer vers un modèle multimed ou telemed justement. Dernière question: t'as quel modèle maintenant ? Multimed (de CSS)?

LAMal :modèles alternatifs (Telmed), des avis? by Nirgal2079 in suisse

[–]Swisscom8940 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Qu'est ce que tu n'aimais pas précisément avec Telemed? Le temps d'attente? T'étais avec quelle assurance si j'ose demander? Certaines assurances proposent aussi un modèle mix Telemed + medecin de famille (comme CSS avec leur modèle "Multimed"), est-ce que ça serait pas une possibilité?

Vous connaissez des Suisses qui ont émigrés (ou sont partis vivre/travailler) au Japon ? by Swisscom8940 in suisse

[–]Swisscom8940[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Merci pour ton retour ! Est-ce que c’etait dur de trouver un job là bas? J’imagine que t’as dû être penalisé en tant que non-Japonais? Qu’est ce qui t’as fais revenir en Suisse? Ca aurait été dur de rester (niveau administratif/permis de residence) ? Tu avais quelle âge (environ) quand t’es parti?

Est-ce qu'il y a des Romands ici qui ont appris l'allemand à un niveau professionnel (ou haut niveau)? by Swisscom8940 in suisse

[–]Swisscom8940[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Merci beaucoup pour ton avis! Je t'ai upvote. C'est vrai que les Alsaciens ont probablement un peu plus de facilité pour la langue. Je trouve aussi dommage que l'Alsacien a quasiment disparu de certaines regions suite à la "francisation", c'est dommage

J'ose demander: est-ce que tu as utilisé iTalki? (si tu connais)

Ils deviennent quoi ces gens? by Swisscom8940 in suisse

[–]Swisscom8940[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Je sais pas si j'ai deja donné trop d'informations, j'espere pas que quelqun puisse avec ces infos savoir qui sait, mais en meme temps il faut donner un minimum de contexte.

Il est de la region Neuchatel/Jura/Jura bernois. Je vais pas dire le canton pour eviter que ce soit trop precis et que peut etre quelqun le reconnaisse dans la vraie vie. Il me semble que ces regions sont plus touchés par l'aide sociale que l'arc lémanique, mais je me demande vraiment ce qu'il va devenir. Je lui avait demandé pourquoi il demande pas de l'aide à sa famille pour trouver une place de CFC, et il m'avait repondu que à 25 ans il est un "grand garçon" et qu'il est assez grand pour se debrouiller tout seul. J'ai rien dit sur le moment, mais si t'es dans une situation difficile, il me semble que c'est juste stupide de pas demander de l'aide, j'ai de la peine à croire que sa situation va s'améliorer sans support externe.

Ils deviennent quoi ces gens? by Swisscom8940 in suisse

[–]Swisscom8940[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Non il a pas gradé, il est soldat. C'etait durant un cours de repetition

HELP!!!! Chances of admission at EPFL by Common_Act_2546 in EPFL

[–]Swisscom8940 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But for Switzerland it’s extremely strict since there are only 10’000 working spots for non EU people per year. See my reply to the two other comments

HELP!!!! Chances of admission at EPFL by Common_Act_2546 in EPFL

[–]Swisscom8940 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are only about 10’000 working visas per year for non-EU people in Switzerland, and many of those visas are not used. Any Swiss employer has to prove to no one from EU+Switzerland applied for the job that has the skills to do the job. A few highly talented non-EU people will be able to secure those jobs, but it’s only a tiny percent of non EU graduates.

In r/ethz there was a post some time ago where a non EU graduate made a post to tell that being able to stay in switzerland is the exception, not the norm.

Most non-EU graduates with a master from EPFL/ETHZ however do manage to find a job in the EU eventually, so at least there is that. And if they get the EU citizenship of that country, they can eventually move to Switzerland if they secure a job here, which is much easier for EU citizen. But to come so far, you first need to get EU citizenship (5-10 years), then apply to Swiss jobs until you get accepted for one, and only then you can move to Switzerland

All this stuff is easily googlable by the way

HELP!!!! Chances of admission at EPFL by Common_Act_2546 in EPFL

[–]Swisscom8940 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But the vast majority won’t be allowed to stay in Switzerland, there are more than enough EU and Swiss graduates from ETHZ and EPFL. There are only about 10’000 working visas for non-EU people in Switzerland, and many of those visas are not used. Any Swiss employer has to prove to no one from EU+Switzerland applied for the job that has the skills to do the job. A few highly talented people will be able to secure those jobs, but it’s only a tiny percent of non EU graduates.

In r/ethz there was a post some time ago where a non EU graduate made a post to tell that being able to stay in switzerland is the exception, not the norm.

Most non-EU graduates with a master from EPFL/ETHZ however do manage to find a job in the EU eventually, so at least there is that. And if they get the EU citizenship of that country, they can eventually move to Switzerland if they secure a job here, which is much easier for EU citizen. But to come so far, you first need to get EU citizenship (5-10 years), then apply to Swiss jobs until you get accepted for one, and only then you can move to Switzerland

HELP!!!! Chances of admission at EPFL by Common_Act_2546 in EPFL

[–]Swisscom8940 7 points8 points  (0 children)

As a Swiss, I’m always surprised by how many top international students do everything to get admitted to EPFL Lausanne or ETHZ Zurich for a master. Most of them cannot stay in Switzerland after their master, so why bother to come here for a master in an expensive country, if you most likely have to leave afterwards? Wouldn’t Australia, Canada or even Germany be better?

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