LIST OF HIGH SCHOOLS IN SWITZERLAND
Tuesday - 16/12/2025
- CDL – College du Leman International School: International school located in Versoix-Switzerland, approximately 8 kilometers from the center of Geneva, with academic programs in English and French;
- International School of Geneva: Private school offering French, English, and bilingual education from pre-school to class 13;
- Aiglon College: Boarding school with English curriculum leading to GCSEs and A-levels;
- TASIS – The American School in Switzerland: Independent, co-educational boarding and day school enrolling students in grades 7 through 13;
- Brillantmont International College: Co-educational school accredited by NEASC and ECIS for boarding and day students, ages 13-19;
- The Inter-Community School Zurich: Offering instruction in English for students aged 3-18;
- International School of Lausanne: Offering co-educational classes for ages 3 to 16;
- Institut Montana: International, coeducational boarding and day school;
- Neuchatel Junior College: Offers a one-year pre-university program. The curriculum consists of Ontario academic credits (grade 13) and advanced placement courses;
- Zurich International School: Merger of the InternationalPrimary School of Zurich and the AmericanInternationalSchool of Zurich.
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