Not much, ask a good Samaritan for a favor Questions about studying in Switzerland 10

Swiss's reputation in the industry is obvious to all. Today, the largest hotel management education group in Switzerland is SEG.

Depending on your situation, you can choose to enter the PGD program first and then apply for a master's degree. The cost for two years is about 40w, including your tuition, food, accommodation and miscellaneous expenses, and you can have 200-300 Swiss francs per month for pocket money. And because there are paid internships in Switzerland itself, the minimum salary in Switzerland is 2168 Swiss francs per month, which can help you a lot in your studies.

A lot of people use this money to travel around Europe.

To apply, you need to prepare university diplomas, transcripts, IELTS transcripts, passports, resumes and motivation letters, high school diplomas, etc. SEG is an all-English school, and the French major IV TEF or something can be submitted as supporting materials. In the school curriculum, you will choose to study a second foreign language, French or German.

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If you are a junior college graduate, you can first go to PGD graduate school, and then study for a master's degree at MIB, which lasts for two years. It is recommended that you go to SHMS, because SHMS is currently the only Swiss hotel management school that can be promoted to a master's degree, and you can only study PGD postgraduate courses in other schools. The total cost of two years of study at SHMS is 62,400 Swiss francs, which is about 430,000 RMB at today's exchange rate, and the tuition fee includes accommodation and three meals.

You can come to us to apply.

SHMS: Chinese name is Swiss Hotel Management Institute, founded in 1991, one of the largest hotel management schools in Switzerland, affiliated to the largest hotel education group in Switzerland SEG, converted from a local luxury hotel. There are two campuses, Leysin and Caux campuses, with first-class hardware equipment, and the research direction is mainly star-rated hotel operation and administrative management.

Degrees are awarded jointly with the University of Derby, UK.

For a detailed introduction to the Swiss Hotel Management School SHMS, you can come to us**, and there is a detailed introduction to the topic of hotel management in a prominent position on the homepage. Since ** is not allowed here, you can find us by searching for "gheac".

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1.My grades in all subjects are not very good, can I go?

Yes, the hotel management in Switzerland is uneven, you can't go to Glion, Lausanne, you can always go to the poor, as long as you have money, it's too easy. But even if it's bad, don't choose Pheasant University, choose the ones recognized by the Hotel Management Association, at most find a bottom point.

2.My English is not very good, so it will be a bit difficult to take the IELTS test.

It's not good at anything, I just don't want to struggle and go out to mix. Forget it, I'm not here to educate people, at least 4 points in the test, basically I can get it in a month or two, don't worry.

3.Our family can probably come up with 600,000 yuan to study abroad for me, is it enough? How much does it take?

Not particularly sufficient. Because you are studying for an undergraduate degree, not a graduate student, at least 200,000 yuan a year, and 800,000 yuan for four years. But you can work in Switzerland, you can choose a school with an internship, you can earn some back, there is a minimum wage for part-time work there, I forget how much, it's quite lucrative anyway.

4.Can I immigrate after graduating from Switzerland? Or is it good to find a job in other countries?

Immigration is basically impossible. Other countries are not easy to find a job, now the policy is very tight, hotel management is not a good profession to find a job, internship is easy, stay... No way.

5.If I want to go after the college entrance examination, when should I start to prepare? What to prepare?

If you have to take the college entrance examination this year, you have to prepare now, IELTS has to study, you have to take the test. I want to write an essay and apply. You estimate that you need to find an intermediary, communicate with them, and ask the school to issue a certificate or something, there are many things, you can find a professional intermediary to ask.

By the way, I remember that except for Lausanne, other hotel management schools in China do not recognize academic qualifications, at least a year ago, now I'm not sure, you can look it up.

The other thing is that hotel management won't let you manage the hotel when you come back. You have to serve the plates, pour three shifts, the doorman, the catering, the front desk. These pay are not high and tiring, and of course, you can do it in a five-star hotel.

But it doesn't feel good, because others enter through the gate, you walk through a very dark staff channel, very tired, foreigners are very picky, the tip is not much, and it depends on how your foreign language is, you think about it yourself.

1.Yes, but only Lausanne Hotel Management is internationally recognized, and the rest are honestly of little use2. You have to pass the English test, come to Switzerland to study hotel management, most of the schools are in the French area, if you don't know French or English, life will be very boring.

3.It depends on the tuition fee, but the standard of living in Switzerland is relatively high, and internships are not easy to find, with a monthly cost of at least CHF 1,200, including rent.

4.No way.

5.It's better to prepare more than just English, but also French.

good luck!

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