What does a Instrument Maker do?

You build, repair and restore musical instruments by hand.

What education does Instrument Maker require?

Apprenticeship (EFZ) (48 months)

How much does a Instrument Maker earn?

Entry ~CHF CHF 45'000, mid ~CHF CHF 60'000 per year (approximate).

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Instrument Maker

Creative & Design

Instrument makers craft, repair, and restore musical instruments by hand. They work with wood, metals, and other materials and need a fine ear as well as a deep understanding of acoustics. Specializations include string, wind, plucked, or keyboard instruments.

Entry

~CHF 45'000

CHF 3'750/Mt.

Mid

~CHF 60'000

CHF 5'000/Mt.

Senior

~CHF 80'000

CHF 6'667/Mt.

Approximate values — salaries may vary by region, employer and experience.

📚 Education

LevelApprenticeship (EFZ)

Duration48 months

Your path to Instrument Maker

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Secondary School

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Decision

ApprenticeshipHigh SchoolSpecialized School

Apprenticeship (EFZ)

Company + vocational school

3–4 years

Optional: Vocational Baccalaureate+1 year

Opens path to UAS

Work directlyBMS during apprenticeshipBMS after apprenticeship

Career Start

Qualified professional

Starting salary: CHF 45'000/year

Academic Requirements

🔢 Mathematics5/10

🔬 Science4/10

💻 IT2/10

🔧 Manual9/10

🎨 Artistic9/10

📊 Ratings

⚖️ Work-Life-Balance7/10

🎨 Creativity8/10

🤝 Social Contact4/10

💪 Physical Demands5/10

📈 Career Growth4/10

🔮 Future Outlook7/10

🔥 Demand (current)3/10

✨ AI Risk1/10

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