Swiss education system

Leading about banking services, hotels and tourism, Switzerland is the cradle of training the world's leading managers. Thus, Switzerland became a neutral country with high education standards and is recognized worldwide. Most of the training school about hospitality in Switzerland are taught in English, with the program clever combination between theory and practice, combined with paid internships are one strategy by numerous obtained youngest students worldwide to study in Switzerland.

In Switzerland, each state is responsible for the state's education system alone, there will be significant differences in terms of education among the states. Switzerland has both public school systems and private schools, but most students are enrolled in public schools. Public schools including kindergartens, primary schools, secondary, tertiary. Most states have one high school.

Elementary Program: for ages 7-13 years old, lasted 6 years

Middle School Program: for ages 13-16 years old, which lasted for 3 years.

Vocational Training Program: for students aged 16 years and older.

After finishing high school program, students can turn for the apprentices. Studying time is different according to majors. The lines are extremely diverse, ranging from manufacturing to offices. Students also get practical training at factories or companies. Finishing course, students can be confident to find a suitable job or to continue further education in high schools or technical colleges.

High School Program: for students aged 13 - 19 years.

All three high schools have study time of 4.5 years. After graduation students will receive federal degrees.

Undergraduate program: for students age 19 and older. After finishing high school program, students will receive federal degrees. Undergraduate program usually lasts 4 years.

Postgraduate program: You only need to learn one year to obtain a Master's degree. After obtaining a Masters degree, you only need to learn one more year you can get a PhD.