Master in English Language Programs

Tuition costs 2,500 CHF per year.

Engaging in 60 hours of intensive, small-group instruction and 120 hours of guided self-study, participants in the Pathway to English Proficiency program gain the essential linguistic tools to thrive in high-stakes hospitality environments. This specialized semester is designed for students already enrolled in a Glion Master’s degree who require a boost in their professional communication capabilities before progressing further into their academic journey.

Tailored Linguistic Development

The curriculum moves beyond standard ESL instruction by focusing on the specific registers required for luxury management and hospitality business leadership. Students benefit from a blend of group dynamics and one-to-one coaching, ensuring that personal goals regarding grammar, vocabulary, and professional pronunciation are met. By integrating these language studies directly into the first semester of your degree, you build a foundation of confidence that carries through to your academic assignments and future industry internships.

• Personalized learning plans led by expert faculty.
• A vibrant, international classroom setting.
• Progress-based testing to ensure readiness for postgraduate modules.
• Continuous feedback loops to sharpen reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.

Glion Institute of Higher Education in Montreux, Switzerland, founded in 1962, is a leading institution for hospitality and luxury management education with an international student body of around 1,813. The campus blends Swiss hospitality tradition with modern business training across five programs, offering immersive learning in hospitality operations, management, and entrepreneurship. Small cohorts and industry-aligned curricula focus on real-world skills, professional standards, and leadership development.

Campus life in Montreux provides access to a global hospitality network, internships with top hotels and luxury brands, and hands-on learning through simulated operations and field placements. Students benefit from career services, mentorship, and employer events that support placements worldwide. The multicultural environment and English-taught programs make Glion attractive to international students seeking practical experience and global career pathways.

Admissions emphasize academic background, motivation, and relevant experience; applicants should prepare a strong personal statement and references. Graduates commonly secure roles in hotel management, events, luxury brand operations, and entrepreneurship, often supported by Glion’s extensive employer connections. For students aiming for a career in hospitality or luxury management, Glion offers a focused, industry-integrated education in a distinctive Swiss setting.