Educational systems are strongly influenced by culture and the Swiss educational system is no exception to that rule. Swiss education reflects the mixed feelings many Swiss have about their first language and the culture of their large European neighbours. It is also intimately related to the political culture of the …
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Both Switzerland and the UK are major global players in education. However, compulsory and post-compulsory education in Switzerland and the UK differ widely in terms of aims, standardisation, centralisation, school management, and the role of the teacher, to mention but a few aspects. Switzerland – the cutting edge in education …
Switzerland is one of the most difficult countries in Europe when it comes to entering higher education. Only 18% of the population are allowed to enter and study at traditional universities. A further 10% choose alternative routes to higher education and 70% undergo vocational training. In the EU and internationally …
Hull’s School Zurich is proud to introduce their principal, Robin Hull. Learn what makes him a great education leader and the unique perspectives he brings to Hull’s School Zurich. About Robin Hull, Principal of Hull’s School Zürich, Switzerland Robin Hull was born in 1961 into a multi-cultural family in the …
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