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PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION PRACTICAL INFORMATION ABOUT STUDYING IN SWITZERLAND AND LIFE ON THE GLION AND BULLE CAMPUSES OVER 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT EDUCATION GLION.EDU Glion_AcceptancePack_Swiss_ENG_v3.indd 1 10.02.14 16:04 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO GLION SWITZERLAND ARRIVAL & CHECK-IN ARRIVAL AND TRANSPORT INFORMATION 6-8 EARLY ARRIVALS 6 ARRIVAL ON OFFICIAL DAYS – BETWEEEN 07:30 – 17:30 7 ARRIVALS AFTER OFFICIAL DAYS 7 CHECK-IN 8 CHECK-OUT 8 LIFE IN SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND – COUNTRY OVERVIEW 10-13 LANGUAGES 11 TIME ZONE 11 WEATHER 11 CURRENCY 11 POPULATION 11 GOVERNMENT 12 RELIGION 12 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 12 LAKE GENEVA (LAC LÉMAN) 12 MONTREUX 13 GLION 13 GRUYÈRE 13 BULLE 13 FRIBOURG 13 BERN 13 LIFE ON CAMPUS DRESS CODE AND GENERAL APPEARANCE 16-17 BUSINESS DRESS CODE – MON – FRI 07:00 – 17:30 16 SUMMER BUSINESS DRESS CODE, VALID FROM MAY TO 16 SEPTEMBER – MON – FRI 07:00 – 17:30 SMART CASUAL DRESS CODE (MON – FRI AFTER 17:30 IN 17 ALL RESTAURANTS AND PUBLIC AREAS) CASUAL DRESS CODE – SAT AND SUN 17 PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE 17 ETHICAL PHILOSOPHY 17 HEALTH, SPORTS AND RECREATION 18 ILLNESS AND ACCIDENTS 18 CAMPUS WELL-BEING 18 SPORTS ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTE 18 SPORTS ACTIVITIES NEAR TO OR ON THE CAMPUSES 18 2 | Glion Institute of Higher Education Glion_AcceptancePack_Swiss_ENG_v3.indd 2 10.02.14 16:04 PERSONAL INFORMATION 19 STORAGE OF PERSONAL BELONGINGS 19 MONEY AND VALUABLES 19 BANK 19 CAMPUS POSTAL ADDRESS 19 ACCOMMODATION ON CAMPUS 20 PHONES 20 LAUNDRY 20 CARS AND PARKING 20 CAMPUS SECURITY AND SAFETY 20 BEDROOMS 20 FACEBOOK & BLOGS 21 FACEBOOK 21 STUDENT & ALUMNI BLOGS 21 GLION CAMPUS 22 GLION BULLE CAMPUS 23 PREPARING YOUR PROGRAM OF STUDIES ACADEMIC INFORMATION 26-28 PROGRAM LEADERS / CLASS TUTOR 26 ATTENDANCE 26 STUDENT PORTAL: MY.GLION 26 PROGRESSION CRITERIA 26 CLASSROOM ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOUR 27 ACADEMIC SUPPORT 27 ASSESSMENTS 27 IT – USE OF E-PLATFORMS 28 PLAGIARISM / CHEATING 28 ACADEMIC INFORMATION FOR PARENTS / SPONSORS 28 STUDENT PORTAL: MY.GLION 28 ACADEMIC REGULATIONS 28 LAPTOP REQUIREMENTS 29-30 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 29 CHECK LIST 30 SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK 31 OFFICIAL WEBZINE 31 TWITTER 31 Glion Institute of Higher Education | 3 Glion_AcceptancePack_Swiss_ENG_v3.indd 3 10.02.14 16:04 WELCOME TO GLION Dear Student, Congratulations on your acceptance to GIHE! No doubt you have many questions about what you need to do before arrival, what life will be like on campus and in Switzerland. This Pre-Arrival guide is designed to answer those questions and put your mind at ease. For any other questions you might have, please do not hesitate to contact our Enrollment Management Department who will be happy to assist. I would also strongly recommend that you join our Facebook group for new students (sign-up details in this guide). This is a great way for you to connect with some of your future classmates and make friends, before you arrive. Likewise, if you have not already done so, you should bookmark our official webzine blog.glion.edu. It gives an excellent insight into life as a Glion student. Good luck with your preparations and I look forward to meeting you on campus. Peter Cross Director of Campuses 4 | Glion Institute of Higher Education Glion_AcceptancePack_Swiss_ENG_v3.indd 4 10.02.14 16:04 ARRIVAL & CHECK-IN Glion_AcceptancePack_Swiss_ENG_v3.indd 5 10.02.14 16:04 ARRIVAL AND TRANSPORT INFORMATION In this section, you will find information which helps you to plan your arrival in Switzerland. If you arrive before or after the official arrival dates, you may need to stay in a hotel and plan your route to the GIHE campuses. Here, we provide all the information needed to make your first days in Switzerland as enjoyable as possible. Please refer to the ‘to do’ documents to find out when your official arrival dates are and the actions you need to take. EARLY ARRIVALS Students arriving earlier than the first official arrival date may arrange accommodation at any one of the following GIHE preferred hotels (offering special rates) at their own expense. Please be aware that the campus will not be able to accommodate students arriving earlier than the first official arrival date. GENEVA AIRPORT + Route de Pré-Bois 20, 1215 Geneva MÖVENPICK HOTEL GENEVA + Tel: +41 (0)22 717 11 11 / reservation.geneva.airport@ movenpick.com www.movenpick-geneva.com + Complimentary Shuttle bus at airport + Av. De Mategnin 21, 1217 Meyrin 1. Geneva NH GENEVA AIRPORT + Tel: +41 (0)22 989 90 00 / [email protected] www.nh-hotels.com + Complimentary Shuttle bus at airport MONTREUX / GLION GRAND HÔTEL SUISSE MAJESTIC + Avenue des Alpes 45, 1820 Montreux www.suisse-majestic.com + Tel: +41 (0)21 966 33 33 / [email protected] FAIRMONT, LE MONTREUX PALACE + Avenue Claude Nobs 2, 1820 Montreux www.fairmont.com/montreux + Tel: +41 (0)21 962 12 12 / [email protected] HÔTEL VICTORIA GLION + Route de Caux 16, 1823 Glion-sur-Montreux www.victoria-glion.ch + Tel: +41 (0)21 962 82 82 / [email protected] BULLE HÔTEL DES ALPES + Rue Nicolas Glasson 3, 1630 Bulle www.chhotel.ch + Tel: +41 (0)26 919 47 47 / [email protected] HOTEL DU CHEVAL BLANC + Rue de Gruyères 16, 1630 Bulle www.hotelchevalblanc.ch + Tel: +41 (0)26 919 64 44 / [email protected] Please request the special GIHE room rate when reserving your accommodation. Other hotels are available, please contact your Educational Counselor for information. HOTELS IN SWITZERLAND You can consult the Swiss Hotel Guide at www.swisshotels.ch. All Swiss Hotels, which are members of the Swiss Hotel Association, are listed with an indication as to their category, facilities and prices. YOUTH HOSTELS The Swiss Youth Hostels organization is a non-profit organization and offers overnight stays at budget prices. They are situated in the most important cities and towns in Switzerland and offer you the possibility to stay in safe and comfortable environments with an international ambiance. With an international membership card for the Youth Hostels, you will save CHF 6.- per night. A one year membership costs CHF 33.-. For more information about specific hostels and their prices go to www.sjh.ch 6 | Glion Institute of Higher Education Glion_AcceptancePack_Swiss_ENG_v3.indd 6 10.02.14 16:04 ARRIVAL ON OFFICIAL DAYS (BETWEEN 07:30 - 17:30) MEET & GREET / TRANSFER ASSISTANCE FROM LOST LUGGAGE GENEVA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (THIS SERVICE Should you lose your luggage, you should report this to the IS ORGANIZED FOR NEW STUDENTS ONLY) authorities within the airport immediately as per their standard Upon arrival to Geneva International Airport, please proceed to procedure. You must provide them with the name, phone number the baggage claim area to retrieve your luggage. Continue through and address of the school campus where you will be, so that they can customs and exit into the arrival area where you will see several deliver the luggage directly to you once it has been retrieved. Should welcome booths directly in front of the arrival zone. Please look for you need assistance, our Welcome Team will be happy to assist you. the welcome booth marked with the GIHE signage. Here you will be greeted by a member of the Welcome Team who will sign you in and LOCAL CURRENCY assist you with marking your luggage for transfer to the school. The The local currency in Switzerland is the “Swiss Franc” (CHF). Welcome Team will provide you with a written copy of the transfer We recommend that you arrive with at least CHF 100.- in cash to information that you will need and you can enjoy snacks and cover any immediate purchases that you would like to make before beverages while you wait. Please be aware that you may be required boarding the train. There are cash machines near the GIHE welcome to take your own luggage with you for your transfer to the campus. booth at the airport as well as a money exchange. Transfer To Glion Campus (approx. 1h15) PHONE CARDS, LOCAL SIM Cards (“pAY-AS-YOU-Go”) The Welcome Team will assist you in boarding a train to Montreux There is a Relay convenience store near the GIHE welcome booth together with other new students. Upon arrival at Montreux, exit the where you can purchase calling cards and local SIM cards (pay-as- train station following the signs “Centre ville”. Outside, a dark blue you-go) upon your arrival, if needed. It is a good idea to call you GIHE shuttle bus will be waiting to take you to the Glion campus parents / guardians once you arrive to let them know that you have (during the two official arrival dates only). Some transfers might be arrived safely. done by bus directly from the airport to the campus. TRAVELLING COMPANIONS Transfer To Bulle Campus (approx. 1h30) If you arrive with persons who will accompany you to the campus, GIHE staff will assist you in boarding a train to Romont, and from please be aware that they must pay for their train tickets before there a bus or taxi will bring you to the Bulle campus. Some transfers boarding the train. Please note that all accompanying persons might be done by bus directly from the airport to the campus. should be pre-registered on your arrival form. ARRIVALS AFTER OFFICIAL DAYS ARRIVING AT GENEVA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - TO GLION CAMPUS By Train By Car The train station is conveniently located inside the airport and there is a The journey by car takes about 1 hour 10 minutes from Geneva to Glion direct train to Montreux departing every hour until 23:00. The journey (around 95 km).
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    ROADBOOK FOR RUNNERS Edition 2017 0''*$*"-.0/53&6953"*-'&45*7"- -*.*5&%&%*5*0/#:$0.13&441035 WE WILL ROCK YOU! AND WE’LL ROCK THE TRAILS TOO! The Montreux Trail Festival – Tour of the their playground with its breathtaking but as the kilometers go by, with a masterful Vaud Alps, or the unlikely encounter of somewhat unsung views. finish at the top of the Dent de Jaman. trail running, Freddie Mercury, traditional alpine pastures and the largest lake in With 6 offered courses, there’s something Trail running represents values that we Western Europe, where music is the for everyone. Two ultra courses, like and share: solidarity, generosity and guiding theme of the race. Symbolized by sponsored by our partner Compressport, sharing. This first edition of the Montreux the legendary Queen singer, whose statue will allow you to discover and roam the Trail Festival enables us to support will mark the arrival of participants, the Vaud Alps. In addition to that comes a a humanitarian project in Burma, in Montreux Trail Festival is a unique event unique experience, the Freddie’s Night15, collaboration with the Mercury Phoenix where discovery won’t be limited to the presented by our partner Columbia. This Trust, which was created by the surviving trails! festive race features a finish at night, members of Queen. You can contribute to with headlamps, in the lush Gorges du this project too! The idea of this new meeting first Chauderon. originated in the mind of Diego Pazos We thank you for your trust and wish you “Zpeedy”, winner of the Mont-Blanc 80K There’s also the Leysin30, which offers a an unforgettable experience! and of the Eiger Trail among others, as perfect combination in line with current well as in the minds of his friends, all trail running trends, as well as the The MXteam.
  • Bulle Historic Tour

    Bulle Historic Tour

    1 Orchestrion (1913) The only example of its kind in the world, the Soléa is an orchestrion (mechanical orchestra) built in 1913 for the café-restaurant Le Fribourgeois by the firm Weber in Waldkirch (Germany). Demonstration on request. This photo was taken inside the café Le Fribourgeois in 1913 and was commissioned by the firm Charrière et Cie. It shows an initial version of the smaller orchestrion that was replaced shortly afterwards by the current instrument. © Alfred Husser Musée gruérien, Bulle. The café Le Fribourgeois was designed according to plans drawn up in 1898-1899 by the architect Frédéric Broillet. The Le Solea orchestrion was built in Waldkirch (Germany) at the Weber Frères factory. It was sold and installed in Le Fribourgeois in 1913-1914 by the firm Charrière & Cie, from Bulle, which represented various manufacturers of harmoniums, player-pianos and orchestrions in the canton. The instrument was restored in 1977–78 by Les Frères Baud in L’Auberson. The oak cabinet measuring 4 metres long, 2.50 metres high and 1.10 metres wide houses a 52-note Feurich piano, 4 sets of 28 pipes – flutes, violin, baritone and “Gedeck”, a 28-note xylophone, a bass drum, a side drum, a tambourine, a triangle and castanets. In the bottom section, three pairs of bellows activated by an electric motor inflate two regulator reservoirs that supply the windchests. Rolls of perforated paper 36 cm wide, driven by a guide roller, are held against a metal bar commonly known as a “flat flute” with 88 apertures, each corresponding to a note or a function.