Lernen Sie Französisch in der Schweiz

Wenn Sie Französisch an einem Ort lernen möchten, der sowohl modern wie auch traditionsträchtig, von aussergewöhnlicher Schönheit und randvoll mit Kultur ist, dann haben Sie keine bessere Alternative, als in der Schweiz Französisch zu lernen.

LSI’s Sprachschule in der Schweiz befindet sich im Herzen von Montreaux, nahe dem See mit einem spektakulären Ausblick auf die Alpen. Die Schule ist mit ausgezeichneten Räumlichkeiten ausgestattet und von überschaubarer Grösse. Dies bedeutet, dass unser hoch qualifiziertes und freundliches Personal jedem einzelnen Studenten persönlich Aufmerksamkeit schenken kann, womit Sie das Beste aus Ihrer Sprachreise herausholen, ob Sie nun einen Prüfungskurs oder einen allgemeineren Sprachkurs besuchen.

Das spannende und abwechslungsreiche Freizeitprogramm, das von unserer Schule organisiert wird, ergänzt Ihren Französischkurs mit den besten Erfahrungen, welche diese Region zu bieten hat. Unter anderem haben Sie die Möglichkeit Ski zu fahren, auf dem Genfersee segeln zu gehen sowie das berühmte Jazz Festival von Montreux zu besuchen.

Jan Bajer, Student,Tschechische Republik
“Neben dem kompetenten und bereichernden Unterricht organisiert LSI Zürich ein großartiges...”
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Jan Bajer, Student,Tschechische Republik

Top 5 reasons to study German in Switzerland:

Beautiful landscapes

Stunning alpine scenery is one of the top attractions of Switzerland, with both the Alps and the Jura Mountains covering much of the country. Many of the highest peaks of the Alps are located in Switzerland, including Monte Rosa, the Dom and the Matterhorn. It is easy to see why Switzerland is one of the world’s top destinations for skiing and mountaineering. For those who enjoy winter sports, the Swiss Alps offer a great number of opportunities for adventure, as there are hundreds of ski resorts to choose from. Other popular outdoor activities include scenic train journeys and hiking in national parks. Switzerland is also home to over 7000 lakes. Lake Zürich is a popular location for excursions such as swimming, boating and picnicking. Visitors can admire the scenery while enjoying a lakeside sauna or watching the swans swim about in the lake at sunset.

Famous foods

When people think of Switzerland, they invariably think of chocolate. Indeed, Switzerland has a reputation for producing delicious high-quality chocolate – particularly milk chocolate. Although Switzerland does not produce cocoa beans, it was Swiss inventors who originally mixed locally produced milk with imported cocoa to produce the sweet, creamy chocolate that we know and love today. Switzerland is also well-known for its cheeses, including of course, Swiss cheese, which is locally known as Emmental. Fondue is another well-known Swiss dish, which consists of a blend of melted cheeses served with bread or other foods for dipping. Other common Swiss foods reveal influences from neighbouring countries, such as polenta and risotto, which are eaten in areas bordering Italy.

Quality of life

Switzerland is particularly known for the high quality of life that its residents enjoy. Zürich and Geneva regularly appear near the top of the list of the world’s most livable cities, thanks to factors such as high salaries, low crime rates and reasonable work life balance. Switzerland also ranks highly in education and is home to a number of prestigious universities, several of which rank highly for their ability to attract international students. Infrastructure in Switzerland is well-developed and well-maintained, including excellent public transportation in cities like Zürich and Geneva as well as an efficient train system that allows travelers to move easily both within the country and to neighbouring countries.

Crossroads of European culture

Due to its central location in Europe, Switzerland is often considered a cultural crossroads. As such, studying abroad in Switzerland allows students to discover local culture as well as explore the cultural influences of its neighbouring countries. These influences are reflected not only in the linguistic diversity of the country but also in the food, the art and the architecture. This is not to say that Switzerland lacks its own identity. In fact, each region of Switzerland celebrates its own unique customs with folk music, traditional dances and local festivals. Studying abroad in Switzerland also means access to other countries that can be reached by train, bus or car within hours or even minutes. Visitors can easily plan weekend excursions to explore nearby cities of interest, such as Milan, Lyon and Munich. As a German language student, you may want to practice your language skills in nearby Germany or Austria and discover the variety of German dialects that exist in different regions.

Connect with local people

While there are many effective ways to learn a new language, it must be said that immersion is one of the very best ways to improve your fluency within a relatively short amount of time. Studying German in Switzerland will allow you to interact in German on a daily basis, not only with your instructors and classmates but also with local people. You will be exposed to the German language constantly, and you will pick up useful expressions that you hear while communicating in a variety of contexts. Furthermore, connecting with local people will allow you to make friendships that can be maintained for years. These connections may come in handy for further language practice or travel experiences. Speaking German will also be very useful if you plan to gain an additional qualification in Switzerland, such as a degree at a Swiss university. And last but not least, through your experience studying abroad you will develop valuable cultural awareness that will allow you to better appreciate the German language and the charm of Swiss culture.

Unsere Standorte

Zürich

Zürich

Sprachschule (LSI)

Das Finanz- und Kulturzentrum Zürich, am Zürichsee gelegen, ist die größte Stadt der Schweiz. Die pittoreske Altstadt mit Kopfsteinpflaster zwischen Stadthäusern, alten Kirchen, Boutiquen und Straßencafés steht im Kontrast zur modernen Architektur des Finanzdistrikts. Mit ihren Kinos und Opernhäusern, Museen und Galerien hat Zürich für jeden was im Weiterlesen

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Montreux

Montreux

Diese kleine Stadt am Genfer See ist die Perle der Schweizer Riviera. Besucher aus der ganzen Welt willkommen zu heißen, ist zu einer Lebensart dieses charmanten Ortes, der nur 20.000 Einwohner hat, geworden. Im Sommer pulsiert die Stadt, in der viele unterschiedliche und interessierte Leute aus aller Welt die Stimmung des Jazz Festivals aufnehmen. In Montreux Weiterlesen

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Teacher Homestay

Teacher Homestay

Live and study in your private teacher's home . Language lessons and cultural excursions.
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Die LSI-Kursteilnehmererfahrung

Werden Sie Teil der internationalen LSI-Gemeinschaft. Entdecken Sie, wie es ist, LSI-Schulen zu besuchen und erfahren Sie mehr von jetzigen und ehemaligen Kursteilnehmern.

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