J’ai suivi la sensibilisation et pris des cours de conduite avec Éric cet été 2024 avant d’avoir mon permis. Éric est un super professeur qui m’a très bien appris avec efficacité et professionnalisme tout ça dans la bonne humeur :)

Founded in 1961 by Henri Moser, Ecole Moser is one of the last family businesses in the field of education in French-speaking Switzerland. Hence its agility, dynamism and capacity for innovation for the past 60 years. In Geneva, Nyon and Berlin, Ecole Moser offers a complete multilingual program (French, German, English) from primary school to maturity. As of the beginning of the 2022 school year, the school also offers a unique curriculum based on the double diploma Swiss Maturité + IBDP (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme). As the first private school in Switzerland to be certified with the Positive Discipline label for all of its school levels by the Positive Discipline Association, Ecole Moser aims at going beyond the transmission of knowledge. Within a firm and caring educational framework, students cultivate their creativity and autonomy. Individually, as well as in groups and interdisciplinary projects, all students develop their academic, social and digital skills. For more information on the school's curriculum, fees and philosophy, please visit: www.ecolemoser.ch

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Founded in 1961 by Henri Moser, Ecole Moser is one of the last family businesses in the field of education in French-speaking Switzerland. Hence its agility, dynamism and capacity for innovation for the past 60 years. In Geneva, Nyon and Berlin, Ecole Moser offers a complete multilingual program (French, German, English) from primary school to maturity. As of the beginning of the 2022 school year, the school also offers a unique curriculum based on the double diploma Swiss Maturité + IBDP (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme). As the first private school in Switzerland to be certified with the Positive Discipline label for all of its school levels by the Positive Discipline Association, Ecole Moser aims at going beyond the transmission of knowledge. Within a firm and caring educational framework, students cultivate their creativity and autonomy. Individually, as well as in groups and interdisciplinary projects, all students develop their academic, social and digital skills. For more information on the school's curriculum, fees and philosophy, please visit: www.ecolemoser.ch

Jeune équipe, très accueillante.

I have severe back problems and have been doing individual Physiotherapy as well as group Physiotherapy (which is like Pilates) for several years in PhysioCare Nyon. I am very pleased with the professional treatment and very useful exercises I do there. All the physiotherapists that took care of me to this day are very devoted, kind, always listening to what I have to say regarding to how I feel, very attentive, very professional, tailor the exercises to my needs, really nice people and very helpful. The director of the clinique Maria is an excellent physiotherapist who guides her staff carefully. Until now, I managed to postpone having a back operating which is very important for me. The secretary is also such a nice person and so helpful and this makes the ambiance very pleasant and welcoming. I always recommend this place to everyone in need.

Très bon accueil, prof sympa, 5/5

SAINT-EXUPERY SCHOOL is a Swiss school, welcoming pupils of all nationalities. It is a family-like structure, promoting close contacts and exchanges with many local inhabitants. Open to the world, it devotes special importance to respecting the rules of knowing how to live in society and is particularly sensitive to the educational, ethical and environmental values and issues of our time. At SAINT-EXUPERY SCHOOL, we teach via the process of immersion. Over the years, different school subjects are taught alternately in French, German or English, allowing an effective transfer of vocabulary from one language to another, in a real-world use context.