Teach English In Switzerland

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Theresa Said:

i need to enroll at a college where they teach in english in switzerland.would you know any?

We Answered:

Schiller International University-American College of Switzerland

Vivian Said:

Universities that teach dentistry in English?

We Answered:

Try looking at universities in Ireland.

Tara Said:

Going to teach for the first time... help?

We Answered:

patience...

Leona Said:

Could you give me a list of medical schools in germany or switzerland that teach in the english language?

We Answered:

You should be able to find this out quite easily. Google medical school in Germany and medical schools in Switzerland, and then check what language these schools teach in.

Joe Said:

Does anyone know of a Berlitz school located in Bavaria Germany or the Germany-Switzerland border area?

We Answered:

Closest Berlitz school to Lindau is in Feldkirch / Austria about 50 km to the south.
http://www.berlitz.at/feldkirch/
In Germany Ulm (100 km to the north) is the least distant Berlitz school.
http://www.berlitz.de

I'd suggest also contacting the Volkshochschule (VHS) in Lindau; maybe they're interested in a qualified teacher or can give you further advice:
http://www.vhs-lindau.de/

Juan Said:

Is there much demand for English teachers in Switzerland?

We Answered:

Teaching in Bern without knowing German fluently...? Sorry to say so, but I think you better forget about such a thing. Additionally, regardless of the lenght of your relationship, consider the rules: You must provide specialized skills that a Swiss or EU citizen can't provide in order to apply for a work visa. Actually, you must first convince a possible employer that you have those skills because it's him that applies for a permit. Additionally, he must proof that he had unseccsessfully published such a job in newspapers before. Only then you might have a slight chance. Still, looking at the Swiss labor market which suffered from the worldwide downturn too, I wouldn't be too optimistic...

I know, this sounds as if I would like to turn you down - but I think it's better to confront you with the plain truth then let arise false hopes.

With an Aussie passport, you can however stay in Switzerland up to half a year. But don't even think about working then - the Swiss would expell you as consequently as if I worked without a permit in Oz.

For more information, please consult these websites:

- http://www.bfm.admin.ch/bfm/en/home/themâ€¦
- http://www.bfm.admin.ch/etc/medialib/datâ€¦
- http://www.ch.ch/ueber_uns/index.html?laâ€¦
- http://www.ch.ch/private/index.html?langâ€¦

Last but not least I cite an Aussie immigration officer to whom I once spoke when I was in Australia and inquired about a work permit. After having found out that I had no official chance, he said: "And why don't you marry an Australian national?"... The same in your case would work the other way round :-)

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