Swiss study abroad tourism or hotel management

1. There is basically no hotel management major in public schools. EHL used to be a private school. After 2000, it was incorporated into the public school system. You can also understand it as a public school, but the tuition is expensive!

Studying in Switzerland is mostly for hotel management education. There are about a dozen hotel management schools in Switzerland. In addition to schools that teach in French and German, there are probably the following schools that teach in English, and the grades are roughly divided according to the following situations:

EHL-Top Class (with certificate, but the entrance conditions are extremely high, and the tuition fee is extremely expensive, and the master's degree is about 350,000 a year)

SHMS Cesar Ritz-first class (tuition is cheaper than EHL, about 20. 1 10,000).

Les Roches, he, Ihti, Glion-second class (the master's tuition for LR and Glion is about 400,000, and that for him and Ihti is about 200,000).

DCT,-Category III (no master's courses)

BHMS, HTMI-Grade 4 (master's degree cannot be awarded, but foreign degree can be awarded)

The rest of the public schools can refer to the Times ranking.

2.PGD is a postgraduate diploma, which is aimed at people who are not majoring in hotel management and serves as a transitional course for master's courses. Generally, it is one year, half a year of study and half a year of internship. After completing PGD, you can also enter the hotel industry. If you are a tourism management major, you can go directly to the master's degree without studying PGD. The master's degree in EHL and SHMS is one year, and the master's degree in Cesar Rtiz is one and a half years.

If you take part in the English program, you don't need the basic knowledge of German and French. You can learn a second foreign language at school. Including EHL, there is no requirement for a second foreign language. English requires EHL to require IELTS and Gmat scores of 7.0; The rest of the schools are 6.0 IELTS.

Switzerland's per capita income ranks among the top three in the world, so its natural consumption level is relatively high. Swiss francs are more than RMB 1:6.5, and the consumption there is similar to that of Beishangguang in terms of digital amount, but it is settled in Swiss francs. I wonder if you understand what I mean. Eating a bowl of noodles in Beishangguang probably costs 20 yuan and 20 yuan, Switzerland, but it costs 20 Swiss francs. The average tuition fee of Swiss hotel management schools is 200,000-300,000 years. Generally, schools are all-inclusive and have the opportunity to have paid internships. The paid internship salary is relatively high. The minimum wage in Switzerland is about 2,200 Swiss francs per month.

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