The Glion Summer Experience offers a first-class introduction to the world of luxury hospitality and a taste of the bachelor degree program with a choice of three holiday courses.

London – one-week course. Learn what it takes to manage an international business through workshops and field trips to world famous hospitality companies including a visit to a luxury establishment and a tour of a premier sports arena.

Glion – one-week course. You will arrive in the birthplace of hospitality – Switzerland. Here you will learn hands-on hospitality skills in kitchen, service and rooms division, visit local attractions, and see first-hand how Swiss chocolate is made.... [-]

This course helps students to know Switzerland and basic Swiss hospitality operations, the process through which organizations analyze, plan, implement, and control programs to develop and maintain beneficial exchanges with target buyers. Effective basic hands-on learning is critical to the long-term success of any studies. This function also ensures that the student attracts, retains, and grows by creating, delivering, and communicating properly in an international environment.

Successful graduates of this short program upon completion of this course:

SHML is a hospitality management school situated in Switzerland. The School’s Management Development Program (MDP) in Hospitality Management in collaboration with Centara Hotels and Resorts and SWISS IM&H is a rigorous one-year program that covers all aspects of hospitality management.

Our academic office has designed a business-management oriented MDP curriculum that provides a solid foundation in all core business and management functions, along with broad choices in electives that invite students to explore their specific interests. Students can also choose an optional concentration to focus intensively in a particular area of the hospitality industry.

The curriculum is carefully balanced between theory and practice (industrial training)—and with many opportunities for case studies and group projects, students are cultivating not just the necessary knowledge, but the leadership skills and professionalism that will enable them to assume cutting-edge roles in the next generation of the hospitality industry. The course also consists a self-oriented (academic office paced) Capstone Project and presentation.... [-]

English Training Lounge - The International Baccalaureate® (IB): Middle Years (MY), Career Related Program (CP) & Diploma Program (DP) support courses and tuition

'The MY Program is a challenging framework that encourages students to make practical connections between their studies and the real world.' (Taken from the IBO website). The MY, Middle Years program is a five-year program of secondary education for 11 to 16-year-olds. Students who complete the MY program are well-prepared to undertake the IB Diploma Program (DP), Career-related Program (CP) or even the UK Curriculum A, Level course. The MY Program curriculum The MY Program curriculum framework consists of eight subject groups, providing a broad yet balanced educational curriculum for secondary/high school students between the ages of 11 to 16 years old. The MYP requires at least 50 hours of teaching time for each subject group, in each year of the program. In the final two years of the program, carefully-defined subject group flexibility allows students to meet local requirements and personal learning goals. The 8 subject groups:... [-]

Our French courses are designed to support people in increasing their knowledge and fluency. They are taught in small groups of around 10 students, all of whom are at similar levels of attainment.

Classes are held during the day, from 08:30 to 12:00 or 13:00 to 16:30, depending on the level of students.

5 to 12

Monday to Friday

CHF 430.-

1 week, 20 lessons

CHF 1610.-

4 weeks, 80 lessons

CHF 4,300.-

12 weeks, 200 lessons

Come and learn German in one of our summer camps in Switzerland or Germany.

Morning classes focus on communication, using interactive and dynamic techniques to get the students to actively participate and improve their skills. Combined with a rich selection of daily activities and weekly excursions, students get ample opportunity to practice the language both inside the classroom and out.

Berlin-Wannsee, Germany

Located in the quiet Grunewald district, just 30 minutes away from the centre of the German capital by public transport, our course centre looks directly onto Lake Wannsee.

Berlin-Werbellinsee, Germany

Ideally located on the banks of Lake Werbellinsee, our centre is surrounded by the forest, set in a vast protected estate of more than 100 hectares, where nature and lake prevail.... [-]

The ICF-accredited Co-Active Coaching Fundamentals program (CTI):

You are a professional coach or want to coach or as an independent or internal coach on work-related and/or private development. This training is also very suitable if you want to learn powerful skills to apply in your work as a manager, HR business partner, L&D professional, trainer, teacher, etc. You like to learn by practice and are open to reflection. You need at least a bachelor level of education.... [-]

University College provides learners with the opportunity to complete their education at the work place. Arrangements are made between Northwood University and the employer.

Each onsite program is unique to the business. Onsite programs include:

An intensive course is the quickest way for you to achieve your learning goals. Small, carefully composed Mini-Groups of only 3 to 6 people enable you to make quick progress.

Intensive French classes are offered throughout the year in Mini-Groups over lunchtime or eve- nings. You have the choice of classes running either twice or three times a week.

Apart from general French courses, we also offer specific business programmes. These are particu- larly suited for those who are between jobs or looking to reorient themselves work-wise.

The course contents are a mixture of business French, conversation, training in writing and correspondence, grammar, formal and everyday French, reading, work on vocabulary, training in pronunciation. With these courses, you develop the requirements to later join the DELF, DALF or DFA diploma courses. ... [-]

Cisco training at Geneva IT Institute privileges practice and offers to its students, during their subscription period, the possibility to use the Cisco laboratory after classes. In such a case, a qualified instructor will remain at their disposal to assist them. Cisco training at Geneva IT Institute focuses on success and gives the utmost importance to learning through practice. The students will have all the necessary help in order to progress in their work and pass the theory and, in particular, the practice exams successfully. Network Fundamentals

Grade 9 and 10 students begin their high school education with course grades counting toward their final diploma.

The weekly timetable reflects the demanding preparatory years curriculum. Optional excursions and activities are organized for the weekend, as with all LAS students. Winter term includes ski or snowboard lessons on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

Preparatory students take 6 core subjects. In addition, Grade 9 includes the study of Health & PE, while Grade 10 adds Academic Literacy as the 7th subject. Grade 10 students are also given the option to participate in the Model United Nations activity.

Grade 9 and 10 students are given age-appropriate independence and will be expected to act responsibly. For example, they will have study hall in their rooms, under the supervision of dorm heads. In Grade 10, students will begin meeting with the university counselors in preparation for life after LAS.... [-]

Executive CAS in ICT or Utility Management

Are you looking for a professional challenge & career enhancement? Then get your Executive CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies), in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) or Utility Management, and become part of our network!The Executive CAS provide participants with the analytical, functional, and interpersonal skills necessary for success in an increasingly complex and global ICT as well as Utility business and management environment.The Executive CAS in ICT or Utility Management represents 5-course weeks with 10 modules and can be completed full-time or part-time. Half of the class time is devoted to the acquisition of new knowledge in the subject area concerned, while the remaining time is allocated to practical work and case studies (in ICT or Utility Management).... [-]

IELTS is the English language assessment test most commonly used in English-speaking countries for admissions to educational institutions, immigration and work.

IELTS is available in two formats depending on the reason for which the test is required: Academic, General Training.

ACADEMIC

This test format is used for those who wish to study abroad in an English-speaking institution of higher education. In this case, the test assesses a candidate’s knowledge of academic language which is essential in attending universities and Masters programs in English.

GENERAL TRAINING

This test format is suitable for those who wish to go abroad for secondary education, immigration or work. In this case, the test measures English language proficiency in a practical everyday context.... [-]

Negotiation and Decision-Making Strategies teaches you how to get the most out of your negotiations while creating a winning proposition for both sides. The program takes you through each element of a negotiation applying a framework of strategies based on psychological research.

You will learn methods for successful conflict resolution and examine the impact of cultural differences on the negotiation process. As you participate with peers in a series of increasingly difficult, real world negotiation simulations, you'll benefit from constant feedback and refinement of new

techniques.

Who should attend? This program is appropriate for executives at all levels, who are seeking to enhance their negotiation capabilities... [-]

DCT’s comprehensive European Culinary Management program was the first international program to be accredited by the American Culinary Federation (ACF). DCT’s educational leadership is recognized by the World Association of Chefs Societies (WACS) which designates DCT as an Extraordinary Member, and again most recently by the ACF which awarded DCT its Exemplary Program status – making DCT one of only 22 programs worldwide and the only program outside the US to be recognized in this manner for its consistently high standards and level of excellence.

European Culinary Arts program modules

Foundation in European Cuisine (FEC) will introduce you to European cooking methods, kitchen equipment, machinery and utensils, as well as recipe costing and kitchen procedures. You will learn to use European ingredients; develop your preparation techniques and knife skills; learn to prepare the basic stocks, soups, sauces and bakery & pastry products; and gain an understanding of kitchen terminology. FEC or appropriate prior experience is a prerequisite for EGC.... [-]