education

• Art. 21 al. 1 let. j du règlement dapplication de la loi sur les conditions délevage,déducation et de détention des chiens (M 3 45.01) et Arrêté désignant les parcs interdits aux chiens

• retrait du permis de conduire, cours déducation routière

• Education canine

• The language of learning: exposure to new languages and cultures at a young age is valuable, offering children a range of significant advantages in later life. For parents, deciding on the school and manner of education for your child can often be daunting. Swiss News looks at the options on offer in Switzerland ...

It is one of the most important decisions expatriate parents will make--and one that will have a lasting effect on the lives of their children: choosi...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2011, Janvier 2011

• Initiative parlementaire. Article constitutionnel sur l'éducation. Rapport de la Commission de la science, de l'éducation et de la culture du Conseil national

• Feuille Fédérale num. 37, 20 septembre 2005
• Seccion Unica

• The Swiss Matura gets good marks: in the United States, it's SAT scores (Scholastic Aptitude Tests) that count when teenagers apply to university; in England, it's A-levels (Advanced Level General Certificates of Education). But for Swiss university applicants, a Matura (Maturite/Maturita) or baccalaureate from a local school is all you need. Swiss News talks to educators about what the Matura means in Switzerland.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Kids in Switzerland are legally required to attend school until they have finished "Secondary I" at the age of 15. But the gr...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2011, Janvier 2011

• International education hurdles: available places & local funding: Switzerland has a well-deserved reputation as an international business location, but there are criticisms that it does not do enough to support the infrastructure that relocating families need in particular, international schools.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] For families moving to Switzerland, finding the right school for their children is the number one priority--and for the many ...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2010, Février 2010

• The Power of Design in Global Development

In an interview, Jocelyn Wyatt, head of IDEO's social innovation design domain, talked about the power of design to change the world. IDEO began 30 years ago by designing products. However, over time they've applied the approach of human-centered design to services, spaces, businesses and systems. They believe in the power of design thinking to enrich and transform, and to take on big challenges that the world faces, from climate change to education and health care to financial inclusion. They are currently working with Acumen Fund on a water project in India and Kenya. They have developed a social marketing campaign to spread awareness about the importance of drinking safe water and a water delivery business and cart for female micro-entrepreneurs to deliver water in slum communities. ...

• International Trade Forum
• Num. 3, Juillet - Juillet - Juillet 2010

• Financing education: parents should arguably begin financial planning for their children's education as soon as they start their family. Due to the upwardly spiralling costs of education, it is possible that in 18 years it will be something for the privileged few. Currently, semester and living costs for four years at a private university in Switzerland can cost in excess of SFr 100,000.

It is recommended that you prepare a plan and budget. Estimate what the total cost of your child's education is likely to be: the numbers will perhaps...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2010, Février 2010

• Arrêté fédéral portant approbation de l'accord sur la participation de la Suisse au programme européen «Jeunesse en action» et au programme d'action dans le domaine de l'éducation et de la formation tout au long de la vie (2007-2013)

• Recueil Officiel du Droit Fédéral num. 10, 8 mars 2011
• Unique

• Further your education.

www.myBlueSky.ch was launched in February 2004 by expats to fill a gap for English-speaking professionals who would like to increase their knowledge a...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2005, Janvier 2005

• The hidden advantages of Swiss schools: British expat and relocation specialist Linda Stager helps families settle into their new lives in Switzerland, and is frequently asked to find the right education options. Expat families usually make a beeline for international schools, but Stager believes the Swiss school system shouldn't be overlooked.

Upon their arrival in Switzerland, most expats that I work with through my relocation company in Zug have only one question regarding education for th...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2010, Février 2010

• Education special: a decentralised system with high standards for private as well as public schools, Swiss education did not seem apt to change. Nevertheless, education in Switzerland is now undergoing one of the biggest changes in history.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Swiss have taken education a long way since famous Swiss pedagogue Pestalozzi identified 'the hands, heart and head' as c...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2008, Avril 2008