I graduated from university and want to study hotel management in Switzerland. Have you ever been to Switzerland to study hotel management? There are many questions, I hope I can answer them.

I am a student at Kaiser Ritz College in Switzerland. Recently, I answered some questions from my classmates and published some posts about the school. Because I am an old student of the school and have worked as an intern in the school, I am familiar with all aspects of the school and have found the opportunity to go to the United States. In order to help you understand the situation in Leeds and make it easier for students in China to prepare in all aspects, I have written the following words. If you have any questions about Jackie, please ask them in this post and I will answer them as soon as possible.

I live in Biel, and sometimes I borrow books from school or meet my tutor. To tell the truth, I don't know how to choose between the two schools. Later, I did some research and contacted Liz's old classmates. Later, I decided to come to Brig, where the teacher is the president of the Swiss Hotel Schools Association. At first, I didn't even understand the class. In fact, it's not difficult. I just don't know how to study. The school requires an average C, that is, more than 70 points to graduate. The teacher is very strict, and the language test has never stopped, from the second week to the 1 1 week. But I got used to it slowly, and I got through it month by month. The school attaches great importance to the whereabouts of graduates, so there are large job fairs. Two of my best friends (both from China) also found the opportunity to work in the United States through this job fair in mid-October/kloc-0. One went to Hiton and the other went to Hyatt. In my previous class, 14 people came from the same class. Besides, I have eight people in the United States, one in a hotel in Geneva, one Japanese in Mandarin Oriental, one Swiss in Thailand, two in Hongkong and one in Taiwan Province Province. The basic situation is quite good.

If you can persist in finishing PGD, it is recommended to win MIB or MSC, so much time and money are spent, and persistence is victory. And strive for an internship in a Swiss hotel. No matter whether you take IELTS or TOEFL, you have to find out again when the school comes. You can only graduate if you score 6 in IELTS and 550 in TOEFL. I don't know if your PGD is MIB or Msc. If you choose Msc, you should be careful. This is quite difficult. I also take classes with MIB students, but the requirements are very different and very high. If some subjects such as marketing and business research can pass, it will be super difficult. But Msc can get two degrees, one is RITZ and the other is MMU (British University), of course, the tuition is a little more. You can try it first, but you can't switch to MIB, but you can't switch back to Msc. There is a more detailed course introduction on the school website, as well as a brief introduction of each teacher. Take a look. I think the advantage of our school is to control the number of people in China. I counted the number of students in the school for the headmaster several times before. There are many Germans, many Nordic and Swedish people, few South Koreans, few Chinese mainland people and relatively many people in Taiwan Province province. The students of the school come from more than 40 different countries, and there are about 280 students this semester. Oh, that should be Dr. Ye. He is the director of PGD, a Singaporean who can speak Chinese. I think there should be no problem, because many people left after watching PGD without writing papers. Tuition is not paid in one lump sum. Every semester, you will receive a bill from the school. Send them home. You can apply to help with housework at school. It is said that you can pay 2000 Swiss francs less in one semester. At first, you have to pay a deposit of 3000 Swiss francs, from which the book fee and insurance are deducted. If you spend more than a certain amount, the accountant will inform you to make up. You can call the school and speak Chinese directly with Dr. Yap. The man named Zhang Yongen is newly transferred from the reception desk.

Oh, the biggest pressure now should be service. Does Mr. Ortiz yell at you every day? Just hurry up. He is about to retire. He is 64 years old. Everyone in the school respects him. If you act quickly, you will not be scolded. Actually, he's really nice. The old tourist arrested people in class, and the roll call was strict, but it was still very easy. Let's find a note from last class. Hoy's class is actually very simple. At first, I didn't understand his name. Before the exam, he will focus on the key points, only 5/6 questions, which is very simple. Don't underestimate the old English man, he just hides everything. Don't choose him when writing a paper, tell you to die, hehe. I don't know whether you choose French or German in language class. Always review the exam ~ ~ ~ The teacher will make up lessons for free on weekends, so be sure to go! ! !

I hope it will help this new student who is studying. If you have any questions, go to the teacher. Ask if you don't understand, even if you don't understand, you dare not ask. Practice that service class! ! ! ! Make a good impression on him.

If you have any other questions, you can go to Swissbbs, where I shared a lot.