There are two start dates a year; you can begin at the Domi Institute from August 10 to September 30 or from January 10 to February 28
There are two sessions set by the SEFRI which are February and August.

The duration of the training depends on you.
There are three variants:

• 12 months for people who have passed the 1st part-time exam or who wish to repeat the 2nd part-time exam.
• 24 months for learners who can commit more or less 25h/week and already have some knowledge, especially of languages (history, geography, biology, chemistry and physics) and a certain fluency in languages.
• 36 months for a course of around 20 hours/week, more accessible to everyone.

Les prix varient en fonction du temps choisi pour préparer votre maturité. Vous trouverez en cliquant sur ce lien les coûts de la formation.

Le paiement peut s’effectuer en plusieurs fois selon le type de service choisi. Il y a possibilité de le régler mensuellement, trimestriellement, semestriellement ou annuellement. Vous pouvez aussi opter pour un paiement unique.

Each canton(Vaud, Valais, Neuchâtel, Fribourg, Geneva, Jura) has either subsidies or grants.
Whether or not these grants are awarded depends on each canton and the situation of each candidate.
There are also private foundations that can cover part of the costs, in the form of scholarships.
In some cantons, theDI also contributes financially to this training.

Anyone who is able to travel to the examination sites to take the tests.
The only requirement imposed by the Federal Maturity Commission is that you must have
reached the age of 18 by the time you sit the second part of the exam.
However, depending on your status (elite athlete/artist, date of birth or other), there may be exceptions.

Registration and examination fees must be paid before the examination begins.
They are specified in the Ordinance on Fees and Allowances for the Swiss Matura Examination (172.044.13), issued by Berne, and are listed below:

Single tax

• At registration (for all exams): CHF 200.00

Matura examination fee

• Examination per part (first or second) : CHF 450.00
• Matura work: CHF 100.00

First of all, it’s important to know that you have two attempts at each exam.
To pass the Swiss Matura exam, there are three parameters that must be absolutely met.
These points are linked to each other:

• No more than four branches below grade 4
• All “negative” scores (below average) are less than or equal to 7 points.
• A minimum of 84 points is achieved.

Yes.
In addition to the support you receive at the Institut-Domi, we work with a school specialized in coaching and distance learning (the Benk School).
Their services are not included with the Institut-Domi registration, but a discount is obtained.

It generally takes between fifteen and eighteen months.
The duration varies according to your schedule, the number of hours you devote to the program and your level of basic knowledge.
Thanks to its experience, the Institut-Domi can adapt to all possibilities.

• A two-year bachelor’s degree for concrete progress during your training
• A privileged relationship with the teacher thanks to personalized corrections
• Continuous access to methodology and past scores.

Yes, whatever course you choose, you can pay for your course in monthly instalments, up to 18 months for the full course.

Oui, il existe plusieurs formations dispensées par l’Institut-Domi:

• La maturité suisse
• Le diplôme de comptabilité
• Des cours à la carte