I want to study hotel management in Switzerland. My agent recommended me to go to Caesarea and SHMS. Personally, I think Glion is also good. I don't know which one to reelect.

Caesar Ritz, SHMS and Glion are all famous hotel management schools with a long history in Switzerland. Caesar Ritz and SHMS belong to the same Swiss group SEG, while Glion and Reno belong to the same American management group. Two are management modes of different cultures, one is Swiss tradition, and the other is American atmosphere.

In fact, there won't be much difference between the three schools.

In addition to hotel management, Kaiser Ritz also includes business management and tourism management. Among the three schools, its internship content is not in restaurants and kitchens, but in going out for inspection or holding activities, such as participating in some international activities and Olympic-themed restaurants.

SHMS's restaurant and kitchen are more practical than Caesar Ritz. This school has a special feature, because the school building is a five-star hotel with good facilities, so there are many large-scale activities, such as national festivals and theme banquets. Relatively speaking, students who want to learn banquet and exhibition will have related majors to choose from in this school.

Renos has a lot of practice in catering, about two weeks after the end of each semester. If you are particularly interested in catering practice, you can choose.

As for the graduation rate, Swiss hotel management is world-famous. So it's definitely not easy to get you through. For these three schools, the graduation rate is different every year. But there is nothing wrong with what you have to work for.

In terms of employment, you must also look at your ability. If you want to see how much the reputation and resources of the school can help you in the future, SEG Group is the largest in Switzerland at this stage, and it has advantages in long-term career development resources such as alumni associations and job fairs.

As for accommodation, you can see it directly in official website. Isn't the picture of every school room hanging there?

In fact, choosing a school and accommodation is of course a consideration, but more is to choose the one that suits you. I suggest you look at the school's curriculum, internship regulations and alumni employment. The other is the management mode of the school. The biggest difference between your three schools now is that one is Swiss tradition and the other is American model. Switzerland insists on quality in doing things, as can be seen from famous watches and knives. The United States, on the other hand, is an expanding market economy culture, and tends to commercial management in management. Some students like the former, while others think the latter can learn something. Only by looking at what suits you can you learn well. If you learn well, the road will be easy in the future.

Above. Ask questions when necessary.