Susanne Bachmann analyzes stored discourses in selected integration projects for migrants in Switzerland. Through four case studies, the author demonstrates that assumptions and attributions within the projects influence the professional options that the projects aim to provide for participants. These projects are designed to encourage participants to adopt the assessments of the projects and adjust their professional goals accordingly. The projects primarily focus on low-skilled and traditionally living migrants, while other life realities are overlooked. This creates the risk that stereotypes become entrenched and sustainable integration of migrants cannot be achieved.