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Fees

Included in the Fees

Tuition

Tuition fees are based on the standard of study credits for each course and

reductions are offered for early payment. Swiss students and permanent residents of Switzerland are eligible for a reduced fee structure. For more information, contact the admissions office.

Accommodation

Accommodation in a double standard room is included. Single, deluxe or superior deluxe rooms are available for an additional charge (please refer to student life section for details). Rooms are cleaned once per week by the housekeeping department. Bed linen and towels are provided. All rooms are non-smoking.

Meals

All meals are included 7 days/week: breakfast, lunch and dinner from Monday to Friday; brunch and dinner on weekends.

Special Diet

> For vegetarians, a special main course is available.

> For students who cannot eat pork or beef due to religious reasons, other choices will be available.

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Included in the Additional

Charges

Arrival in Switzerland

Enrolment Fees

The following documents are included in the enrolment fees for each successful applicant:

> Provisional Letter of Acceptance

Sent to you after approval of your application

> Letter of Acceptance

After reception of your registration fee of CHF 3,000.– (CHF 3,385.–, including cancellation insurance) you will be sent a letter of acceptance, which should be used to begin your visa application.

Welcome Desk at the Airport

During arrival weekend, a Swiss Education Group welcome desk operates at Geneva airport (Friday noon till Sunday night 6 p.m.) to provide you with any help you may require on arrival in Switzerland. If you have booked an airport transfer to the school, the staff members at the welcome desk will guide you to the car/coach.

Induction Weekend

Upon your arrival an orientation programme is organised to give you an introduction to the courses and lifestyle at school. Your uniform, class schedule and books will also be distributed during this time.

Residence Permit

The school will make an application for your residence permit as soon as you arrive in Switzerland.

Swiss Residency Taxes

A daily tax is required to be paid by all foreign nationals staying in Switzerland for more than one week, to the local authorities.

Swiss VAT Taxes

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School Uniform (Semester 1 to 3 Bachelor students and Postgraduate students only)

A uniform with school logo is included in the additional charges and consists of:

> 1 IHTTI blazer

> 1 pair of trousers or skirt if required by female students

> 1 tie for male students/scarf for female students Student Card

The international student card shows your student status and offers discounts in a number of shops, cinemas and for a variety of other activities.

Academics

Books and Teaching Material

Specifically chosen for their content, excellent, modern books are included in the additional charges. All other required teaching materials are also included.

Academic Guidance

The programme leader/manager and academic dean guide students through the term and are available to assist with any academic problems that you may have.

Study Advisor

The study advisor scheme provides students with assistance and guidance in their academic studies by offering additional support in a variety of subjects.

Library Access

The school has its own modern library providing access to a large collection of books and research materials. Students also have access to a wide range of online

catalogues and articles. An experienced librarian is available to offer assistance.

Wireless Internet Connection

Wireless Internet is available throughout the school. You will receive the password from the IT department upon arrival.

Graduation and Official Certificate

You will have the opportunity to participate in the official graduation ceremony. For this event, you will be given a graduation gown, scarf and hat. Certificates will be issued to graduates in the semester following their formal graduation after all financial obligations have been met.

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Insurance and Social Assistance

Health Insurance (during academic semester)

By law, it is compulsory for any resident in Switzerland, except European Community students, to be insured with a Swiss-based health insurance company. The school provides its students with health care coverage (including the daily cost of

hospitalisation in a shared room) and for corporal accident both on and off school premises in Switzerland and abroad. Dental care is not included in the coverage.

Student Counsellor

The student counsellor is available for any personal or medical assistance required. If necessary, they will arrange medical assistance.

World Private Civil Liability Plan

Included with the health coverage each student also benefits from a private civil liability plan valid worldwide. This covers for personal injury or material damages to a third party for up to CHF 3 million.

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Internship and Career Services

Internship Placement for Year 1 and Postgraduate Students

You will be guided through every aspect of the employment process, from developing your curriculum vitae and cover letter, to practising interview skills and learning how to best present yourself. The internship office works diligently to place students in a variety of establishments in Switzerland or abroad.

Internship Assistance for Year 2 and 3 Students

The internship office supports students in finding a placement in the second year.

Internship Preparation and Report

The internship office monitors all internships and provides assistance as required.

Participation in the International Recruitment Forum

Twice a year, students are given the opportunity to meet with hospitality industry leaders from around the world at the International Recruitment Forum organised by the Swiss Education Group.

Career Guidance

The Career Services team will meet with you to discuss your career aspirations.

Taking into consideration your academic strengths and previous work experience, the coordinator will offer you career advice and guidance giving you access to the best possible opportunities within the hospitality industry.

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Leisure

Use of Campus Recreational Facilities

IHTTI offers excellent leisure facilities with areas for you to meet fellow students and relax. The school has membership cards for the local gym.

Two Sightseeing or Professional Excursions

In addition to the theoretical and practical classes, excursions to restaurants, wineries, food-manufacturing facilities, trade fairs and gastronomic events are organised. Sightseeing visits can take you to cities such as Switzerland’s capital city Bern or to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne.

After Graduation and Alumni Services

Swiss Education Group Alumni Network Membership

After graduation you will automatically receive membership to the alumni network of the Swiss Education Group with over 20,000 graduates located worldwide and currently 28 chapters. Regular alumni reunions are organised around the world and are a fantastic way to meet fellow graduates and network.

Alumni Services

You will receive access to the alumni website ʻKonnect’ that is a simple-to-use platform offering up-to-date industry news, upcoming event calendar, job

opportunities and much more. You can also attend the International Recruitment Forum.

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Room Extras

Included in the fees, double standard rooms

feature:

Double Standard Room

> Private bathroom including shower (or bath)

> Tasteful furniture with a desk and an office chair

> Ample storage and wardrobe space

> Television

> Direct telephone line

> Wireless Internet connection

Offering additional features, the following

accommodation options are available at an

additional charge:

Single Standard Room

> Single occupancy

Single and Double Deluxe Room

> Larger floor space

> Or balcony overlooking the city and lake

> Flat-screen and satellite/cable TV

> DVD player and HIFI

> Refrigerator

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Prices per Semester in School Swiss Francs (CHF)

Double standard room Included in the fees

Double deluxe room 2,000.–

Single standard room 2,950.–

Single deluxe room 4,100.–

All rooms are non-smoking. Single and double deluxe, and superior deluxe rooms are subject to availability.

The school cannot guarantee that all requests can be met in full. Preference for room allocation is made for applicants on a first paid, first served basis. Accommodation may be allocated in different facilities subject to availability.

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Refundable Deposit

A refundable deposit of CHF 1,500.‒ is required by all applicants. This deposit will be refunded after completion of the full course, provided that none of the school property has been damaged/misplaced by students. The monthly health insurance premiums during internships will be deducted from the refundable deposit (CHF 130. ‒ per month).

Further information about expenses is available upon request.

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