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International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme in Business, Luxury Hospitality and Brand
International Baccalaureate  Career-related Programme in Business, Luxury Hospitality and Brand

International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme in Business, Luxury Hospitality and Brand

  • ID:MIS410001
  • Level:International Baccalaureate (IB)
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

As an inclusive school, we are always willing to look at applicants on a case by case basis. We maintain an inclusive entry requirement of 4 x I/GCSE passes; the MYP certificate (28 points); including English and Maths; or an equivalent qualification.

 

Course Information

At MIS, students will study the International Baccalaureate’s (IB) Career-related Programme (CP), which is designed for students between the ages of 16-19, and draws on the academic rigour of the core IB model in combination with career-related study and real-world experience. The programme comes in three parts: courses from the IB’s Diploma Programme (DP), the CP core and careerrelated study. Students are required to take a minimum of two courses from the IB’s traditional DP. The idea behind this is to provide a theoretical basis to the CP, giving a solid grounding in the IB’s core academic subjects including sciences, mathematics and the arts, among others. The Career-Related Programme To complement and provide context to students’ DP courses, the CP core emphasises experiential learning to develop their personal and professional skills. It aims to equip students with the necessary interpersonal and problemsolving abilities which are not only desirable in the workplace, but also ensure their adaptability to an ever-evolving world. 

This course for students who are passionate about working in the hospitality sector and want to remain in Switzerland to complete an accelerated Bachelor programme at one of the four world-class hospitality schools within the Swiss Education Group.

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IB Subject component: students select 2-3 subjects
  • Business & Management (HL/SL) - mandatory
  • English Language & Literature (HL/SL) - mandatory
  • Psychology (HL/SL)
  • IB Language option (French, Spanish or Mandarin)
  • IB online option (Maths, Economics & Philosophy)

IB Core component (mandatory)

  • IB Language Development (French, Spanish, or Mandarin)
  • Personal & Professional Studies
  • Reflective Essay Project (ethically focused essay)
  • Service-learning

Career-related study component (mandatory)

  • Certificate in Business & Hospitality Studies
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Pre Courses

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Pathway Courses

On successful completion of the Career-related Programme in business and hospitality, students will receive “advanced standing” of up to 1 year on any SEG bachelor’s degree offered by the five SEG business and hospitality schools (listed below). However, they are also free to pursue alternative further or higher education pathways with other providers or enter directly into employment. Throughout their studies, students will have the opportunity to explore and complete some of their learning at each of the five SEG schools. Our partners include:

• Swiss Education Group

• Culinary Arts Academy Switzerland

• César Ritz Colleges Switzerland

• Hotel Institute Montreux

• School of Hotel Management Switzerland

• Swiss Hotel Management School

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

The detailed knowledge, skills and understanding gained from studying Diploma Courses, the CP core and the industry-related study provide opportunities for: • Employment: the transferrable skills fostered in the personal and professional skills course, combined with the specific knowledge and skills developed by students in their career-related studies, provide an opportunity for students to move directly into employment in their chosen field.

• Apprenticeships: apprenticeship schemes are available in many countries where students are given on-the-job training as well as classroom instruction in a particular craft or trade.

• Further education: students may wish to continue their education at educational institutions that specialise in their chosen field of study.

• Higher education: the combination of career-related qualifications with the knowledge and skills obtained from studying International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme courses, opens doors for students at renowned higher education institutions across the world.

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