I am a 2 1 1 undergraduate, and my English is good. I want to go to Switzerland to study hotel management after graduation. How was school? It seems that the threshold is quite low. Is it worth it?

First of all, it would be nice to go to ehl Lausanne. After all, it is an old hotel management school. But Swiss graduates are well-known in the hotel industry, and ehl is not the only one to support them. There are 10 hotel management schools in Switzerland. The world's hotels, tourism and aviation industries are also full of Swiss graduates.

Moreover, EHL belongs to a comprehensive university, and its curriculum has changed from the most open teaching hotel management to hotel+industry and commerce. At their job fair for graduates, 80% people went to enterprises instead of hotels. Their master's degree also requires full theory and no internship, so applicants are required to have several years of management experience.

Choose a Swiss school, you can refer to it.

(1) ASEH, the most authoritative association of hotel management schools in Switzerland. She owns more than 10 Swiss traditional hotel management schools. The Association conducts a quality audit on its members every four years to maintain the standards of all member schools.

(2) SEG Group, the largest hotel management education group in Switzerland, has five schools, namely SHMS Swiss Hotel Management Institute, Simmontreux Hotel Management Institute, Ihtin? chatel Hotel Management Institute, The Ritz-Caesars Hotel Management Institute in Cesar Ritz, and CIS Swiss Institute of Gourmet Art.

(3) Go to Switzerland to study hotel management for 200,000 RMB a year, with full accommodation and one year paid internship (monthly salary 1 1,000 RMB). Paid internships are generally carried out for half a year.

As for SHMS, Ihti, or Caesar Ritz. I think studying for a master's degree can distinguish more courses.

SHMS: specializing in hotel management (focusing on hotel management)

IHTTI: Hotel+Design

Kaiser Ritz: Hotel+Industry+Tourism

You can let swissbbs know more about it and share it with more students. You should compare courses and facilities comprehensively.