Top International Schools in Switzerland

Switzerland has 16 verified international schools in this collection on Schoozy, with annual tuition from CHF 103.6K–CHF 146.8K (Boarding schools (incl. boarding, excl. meals)) (median CHF 30.5K). The table compares every school by tuition, curriculum, ages and boarding.

At a Glance

16

Verified schools

CHF 30.5K

Median annual tuition

CHF 16.9K–CHF 19.8K

International day schools

CHF 103.6K–CHF 146.8K

Boarding schools (incl. boarding, excl. meals)

11

With boarding

Last updated Jul 5, 2026

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LocationCurriculumBoarding
Institut auf dem RosenbergSt. Gallen6–18A-Level, AP, GermanCHF 100K–CHF 165KYes
Inter-Community School ZurichZurich3–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB DiplomaCHF 13.1K–CHF 39.9KNo
College du LemanVersoix2–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB DiplomaCHF 24.9K–CHF 37KYes
International School of GenevaGeneva3–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB DiplomaCHF 19.8K–CHF 35.5KNo
Brillantmont International SchoolLausanne13–18British National Curriculum, IGCSE, A-LevelCHF 34K–CHF 111KYes
Institut Montana ZugerbergZug6–18A-Level, German, IB DiplomaCHF 32.9K–CHF 72.8KYes
Lyceum Alpinum ZuozZuoz12–18A-Level, German, IB DiplomaCHF 640–CHF 95KYes
St George's International SchoolMontreux1–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB DiplomaCHF 31.9K–CHF 49.3KYes
Zurich International SchoolWadenswil3–18IB PYP, IB MYP, IB DiplomaCHF 16.9K–CHF 39.7KNo
Aiglon CollegeChessieres-Villars9–18A-Level, IB Diploma, IGCSECHF 47.9K–CHF 159KYes
Leysin American SchoolLeysin12–18IB Diploma, APCHF 128KYes
TASIS The American School in SwitzerlandMontagnola3–18IB Diploma, APCHF 29K–CHF 106.5KYes
Beau SoleilChessieres-Villars11–18IB Diploma, FrenchCHF 137K–CHF 148.4KYes
Institut Le RoseyRolle7–18French, IB DiplomaCHF 56.1K–CHF 159.6KYes
International School BaselReinach—IB DiplomaCHF 23.8K–CHF 37.7KNo
Institut FlorimontGeneva—IB DiplomaCHF 19.8K–CHF 30KNo
Tuition bandSchools
Under CHF 23.8K5 schools
CHF 23.8K – CHF 34K5 schools
CHF 34K and above6 schools

Featured international schools

Institut auf dem Rosenberg

Overview: A-Level, AP · 6–18 · CHF 100K–CHF 165K

Institut auf dem Rosenberg is a historic Swiss boarding school founded in 1889 in St. Gallen, Switzerland, offering an ultra-individualized, international education to approximately 230 students aged 6–18 from over 50 countries. Through its proprietary Rosenberg International Curriculum and Individual Development Plans, each student receives a bespoke academic pathway spanning IGCSE, A-Levels, AP, IB Diploma, and German International Baccalaureate. With an average class size of just 8 and a student-teacher ratio of approximately 3:1, Rosenberg provides an exceptionally intimate learning environment. The school's Talent & Enrichment programme offers over 100 additional courses in arts, entrepreneurship, leadership, technology, and sports. Graduates consistently gain entry to the world's top universities, with Class of 2024 achieving a 25% placement rate at US Top 10 universities and 100% Russell Group acceptance in the UK.

Inter-Community School Zurich

Overview: IB PYP, IB MYP · 3–18 · CHF 13.1K–CHF 39.9K

Inter-Community School Zurich (ICS) is a private international day school located in Zumikon, Zurich, founded in 1960 as the city's first English-language school. It offers the full International Baccalaureate continuum — PYP, MYP, and DP — for students from Nursery (age 2) through Grade 12. With approximately 800 students representing over 50 nationalities, ICS fosters an inquiry-based, holistic education emphasising character development, global citizenship, outdoor learning, and community service. The school's mission is to challenge every student to achieve their individual potential, pursue their passions, and act with integrity and responsibility.

College du Leman

Overview: IB PYP, IB MYP · 2–18 · CHF 24.9K–CHF 37K

Collège du Léman (CDL) is a private day and boarding international school in Versoix, near Geneva, Switzerland, founded in 1960. It serves approximately 1,800 students aged 2–18 from 120 countries, offering English and bilingual English-French pathways including IB Diploma, IB Career-related Programme, French Baccalaureate, and Swiss Matura. CDL promotes personalised, internationally minded learning and partners with Juilliard, MIT, and UNICEF for enhanced arts, STEM, and global citizenship programmes. Accredited by CIS, IB World, and NEASC, CDL achieved a 100% IB pass rate in 2025 with a mean score of 35. Part of the Nord Anglia Education group since 2015, the school combines Swiss educational rigour with a vibrant global community.

International School of Geneva

Overview: IB PYP, IB MYP · 3–18 · CHF 19.8K–CHF 35.5K

Ecolint (École internationale de Genève) is the world's first international school, founded in 1924 by League of Nations and ILO civil servants in Geneva. A non-profit bilingual (English/French) day school, it serves approximately 4,450 students from over 140 nationalities across three campuses. Ecolint offers the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP, CP) alongside the Swiss Maturité and French Baccalauréat at La Châtaigneraie. With an inclusive, non-selective admissions policy and a founding mission of educating for peace and mutual understanding, Ecolint combines a century of international education excellence with outstanding IB results and a richly diverse school community.

Brillantmont International School

Overview: British National Curriculum, IGCSE · 13–18 · CHF 34K–CHF 111K

Brillantmont International School is a co-educational boarding and day school in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 1882 and still run by the founding family after five generations — making it the oldest Swiss boarding school in continuous family ownership. With approximately 130 students aged 13–18 drawn from over 35 nationalities, the school offers an intimate, home-from-home environment with an outstanding 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio. The curriculum spans British Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level programmes alongside a US High School Diploma, giving students flexible pathways to top universities worldwide. A strong emphasis on personal growth, multilingualism, and community spirit — including a house system, arts, sports, and service activities — defines daily life at Brillantmont.

Institut Montana Zugerberg

Overview: A-Level, German · 6–18 · CHF 32.9K–CHF 72.8K

Institut Montana Zugerberg is a Swiss international day and boarding school for ages 6–19, set on the Zugerberg mountain near Zurich. Founded in 1926, it offers bilingual (English/German) education through Swiss Matura, IGCSE, and IB Diploma programmes in famously small classes of around 10 students. The campus blends historic alpine chalets with a modern innovation hub equipped with 3D labs, robotics and VR. With 55 nationalities among approximately 380 students, Montana provides a close-knit, globally minded community with rich co-curricular and pastoral support.

How this list is compiled

Every school listed holds accreditation from a recognised body (such as WASC, CIS or the IB) and publishes its curricula and fees. The list is ordered by Schoozy listing priority — an internal measure of how complete a school's data is on Schoozy and which regions we cover most deeply. **It does not rank school quality.** Use the table controls to re-sort by an objective column such as annual tuition.

Data sources: official school websites, Schoozy deep research and editorial review.

Last verified Jul 5, 2026.

Editorial review of this collection is in progress.

FAQ: Top International Schools

How many international schools are listed here?

There are currently 16 international schools in this collection on Schoozy. Every entry is a verified, published listing.

Which schools have the lowest fees?

Annual tuition across the schools listed here ranges CHF 103.6K–CHF 146.8K (Boarding schools (incl. boarding, excl. meals)). Sort the comparison table by annual tuition to see the most affordable options first. Fees vary by grade level and whether boarding is offered.

Can my child enrol without speaking the local language?

Many international schools teach in English and accept students with limited local-language ability, often through EAL (English as an Additional Language) support. Entry requirements differ by school and grade — check each school's admissions page for its language policy and any assessment.

How is the school year and grade level counted?

International schools usually follow their home system's grade names (for example US grades, UK years or the IB programme structure), which may not map one-to-one to the local system. Each school listing shows the age range it serves so you can match your child's stage.

When can students transfer in?

Most schools accept applications year-round and admit mid-year subject to availability, though the main intake aligns with the start of the academic year. Places in popular grades can be waitlisted — apply early and confirm transfer timing with the school directly.

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