Now I want to go to Blue Mountain Hotel Management School in Australia and Pacific Hotel Management in New Zealand. I've considered SHMS before.

Why did the hotel management choose Australia instead of Switzerland? Can't get a green card or a job abroad? ! Many Swiss SHMS alumni work all over the world, which has nothing to do with getting a green card. They can go to any country only by applying for a work visa in the corresponding country. To say the least, if you get a green card, but you are defeated by Swiss graduates in the competition, what is the use of your green card? If the student visa issue is put in the first place and the student's ability is put in the second important position, then such an enterprise itself is very problematic. Whether you have a green card or not should not be a factor in choosing a school. The gold content of a country and a school is more important to a student. If you really want to go to other countries to be a labor force or a skilled immigrant, I suggest that you don't study hotel management, because after all, Switzerland still has high requirements for the recruitment and training of hotel management talents. You can find a technical job at will, and it is more convenient to absorb it as a technician in other countries. So I suggest that when you learn from the intermediary, you should know something deeper, such as the comparison of courses and environment in different countries, and choose a school that is really suitable for your promotion, not just the problem of green card. Please don't mind my being outspoken.