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Swiss education is highly diverse because the Swiss Constitution assigns the responsibility of managing the education system to the cantons. The system includes both public and private schools, including many international private schools. The minimum age for entering primary school is 6 across all cantons, although most allow children to attend kindergarten from age 4 or 5. Primary school continues for 4, 5, or 6 additional years depending on the school. As a rule, the first foreign language taught is ...

  No. School City Website 1 HTMi Kanton Luzern www.htmi.ch/ 2 SHMS Swiss Hotel Management School Caux & Leysin www.shms.com/ 3 Hotel Institute Montreux Montreux www.hotelinstitutemontreux.com/ 4 César Ritz Colleges Switzerland Brig/Lucerne/Le Bouveret www.ritz.edu/en/ 5 Culinary Arts Academy Switzerland Lucerne/ Le Bouveret www.culinaryartsswitzerland.com/en/ 6 IHTTI- International Hotel &Tourism Training Institute Caux & Leysin hotelschool.ihtti.com/ 7 B.H.M.S. Business and Hotel Management School Lucerne www.bhms.ch/ 8 EHL Hospitality Business School Lausanne www.ehl.edu 9 Les Roches Crans-Montana www.lesroches.edu/ 10 Glion Institute of Higher Education Montreux www.glion.edu 11 IMI International Management Institute Luzern www.imi-luzern.com 12 Swiss School of Tourism and Hospitality Chur-Passugg www.ssth.ehl.edu/ 13 École Hôtelière de Genève Geneva www.ehg.ch/en/ For tailored guidance and full assistance throughout your study-abroad journey, please contact us HERE: Duc Anh EduConnect Hotline: 09887 09698, 09630 49860 Email: duhoc@ducanh.edu.vn Website: ducanhduhoc.vn/

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: ...

Switzerland is an excellent place to live, study, and work. The country has one of the world’s leading education systems. Swiss scientific research is recognized globally for its exceptional quality. Master’s and Doctoral degrees awarded by Switzerland are highly valued and will significantly enhance your career. In Switzerland, students have numerous study options in fields such as hospitality and tourism management, international relations, business administration, and more. Reasons to choose Switzerland for your studies: A highly developed country. Switzerland is a ...

Overview Switzerland, officially known as the Swiss Confederation, is a landlocked country in Western Europe with a population of around 7.5 million. It is a federal republic consisting of 26 cantons, with Bern as the capital and Geneva and Zurich as its two major economic centers. Due to its geographical location surrounded by several major European nations, Switzerland is linguistically diverse. The country has four official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Switzerland is also known for its long-standing tradition of neutrality. ...

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Your student visa application (entry visa) should be prepared as early as possible, once you have received your official letter of admission. In most cases, the Italian study visa is issued through the Italian Embassy or Consulate General in Vietnam. Study programs in Italy are divided into two categories: Short-term programs (less than 90 days); Long-term programs (more than 90 days, including Bachelor’s, postgraduate, or other extended courses). 1. For Short-term programs International students enrolled in short-term programs are still required to apply for ...