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SOUFFLE (Groupement professionnel des organismes d’enseignement du français langue étrangère)
The 19 language school and university members of SOUFFLE have all signed up to a Quality Charter and undergo regular inspections to guarantee the best quality assurance for French language learning whether aimed at beginners, improvers, teachers, young people or mature students.
AVDEP (Association Vaudoise Des Ecoles Privées)
The Vaud Association of Private Schools (AVDEP) is a grouping of more than 50 member schools. The primary goals of the AVDEP are to promote and improve the quality of education, to encourage innovation, and to maintain a certain Swiss tradition within a modern context.
FSEP (Fédération Suisse des Ecoles Privées)
The Swiss Federation of Private Schools (SFPS) comprises 250 schools, including some of the most significant and oldest in the country. Swiss private schools are particularly experienced in the efficient teaching of the national languages (German, French and Italian) as well as other foreign languages and in learning to respect a variety of opinions and cultures.
THE SWISS TOURISM QUALITY MARK
The tourism quality mark is the one and only official mark of quality in the Swiss holiday industry.
FIYTO (Federation of International Youth Travel Organizations)
FIYTO has been operating for 50 years, and is the largest and most influential organization in the sphere of travel for young people. It has approximately 350 members in 60 countries.
ALTO (Association of Language Travel Organisations)
ALTO covers 120 organizations in 30 countries over the 5 continents. It brings together associations that organise working and linguistic trips within the framework of the ALTO quality charter.
CSN (Swedish National Board of Student Aid)
CSN is the national authority that handles Swedish financial aid for students; i.e. loans and grants for studies. It also handles the recruitment grant, a grant awarded if certain criteria are met.
BILDUNGSURLAUB
BildungsUrlaub is a system of grant-aided study holidays employed by most German provinces. |
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