
Some of the graduates of the "Business Processes (CHE)" degree program - "new: Process Technician CHE" achieve the following immediately after completing their studiesa pay rise of up to 20%.That doesn't seem too much. However, in the case of some CHE technicians (new: CHE process technicians), it could be that the salary was already increased beforehand due to a change of job at the beginning of their studies. Or it could be that some CHE technicians (new: CHE process technicians) were only able to move to a higher salary level after taking on more management responsibility or demanding project management.
In individual cases, many other criteria play a role, such as the specific employer, the sector and region or your previous training and professional experience.
We have calculated an example to help you. In our example calculation, a 24-year-old polymechanic earns before and after completing the Corporate Processes CHE degree (new: Process Technician CHE degree). See here how we calculated these figures using the federal government's salary calculator and how you can calculate your own salary opportunities as a technician CHE in business processes (new: process technician CHE).
Click below on "Salarium - statistical wage calculator" (at source) and then on the "Calculate wages" button:
Source:"Federal Statistical Office, FSO"
Note: This sample calculation refers to the data from Salarium (end of 2024). You can find informationhere. A list of other payroll calculator tools is availablehere.
This first salary before studying to become a technician CHE in business processes (now process technician CHE) is around CHF 6,084. After studying, the occupational group in step 3 changes to "Technician CHE, mechanical engineering" - we enter "31 engineering technicians and comparable specialists" and we change the training in step 6 to "Higher vocational training". This results in a new average salary of around CHF 6,738, which is around CHF 654 per month more than before.
Please note: The calculation is intended as an example of a technician CHE corporate processes (now process technician CHE) and is always a rounded figure. As mentioned above, the salary depends on various factors and can vary considerably.
23-year-old Lea works as a Federal VET Diploma watchmaker at a watch manufacturer in Geneva. She really enjoys her work in precision mechanics. Lea makes watch parts from steel, brass and other materials, requires small tools and assembles watches. The mechanical, automatic and simple electronic watches are assembled using technical data sheets. After watch assembly, the exact time is set in various steps. Repair and maintenance work is also part of Lea's job, and she carries out various testing and inspection procedures in the laboratory. Lea has exceptional manual dexterity, patience and perseverance. She is also very interested in the company's operational processes and would like to optimize them. In order to acquire the necessary knowledge for this, Lea is completing a three-year continuing education, further training as a technician in business processes CHE (now: process technician CHE) with a specialization in operating technology. Thanks to her continuing education, further training and CHE qualification, Lea is able to make optimum use of existing resources and improve workflows, production processes, information and material flows. The aim is to control processes in such a way that efficient and competitive operations can be guaranteed. With the federally recognized diploma, Lea can take on a management function and optimize processes on the basis of cost-benefit analyses. She is an important link between the management team and the executing employees. With the Advanced Federal Diploma of Higher Education in Business Processes (new: Process Technology), she has comprehensive knowledge of company organization, work processes, quality and process management. After completing her training, Lea can make an important contribution to achieving the company's goals. The CHE continuing education, further training will also give her better opportunities on the job market and numerous opportunities for further development. Lea has significantly increased her earnings. This is thanks to her studies as a Technician CHE Corporate Processes (now: Process Technician CHE).
Lea will receive CHF 2,633 more per month as a corporate processes technician (now: process technician CHE) than before and will therefore have at least CHF 1.21 million more at her disposal by the time she retires than if she had not completed this continuing, further training.
As this theoretical calculation does not take into account any further salary increases, promotions or interest on savings, the salary can still increase significantly.
The training costs correspond to an average value of the courses offered for technicians CHE in business processes (new: process technician CHE) in German-speaking Switzerland.
The wages were calculated in the federal wage calculatorwww.salarium.chwith the following settings:
(All figures as at November 2022)
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