There are no special criteria or requirements to start your career at the Institut-domi. All you need is to have completed compulsory schooling and have a good grounding in mathematics. For the second part of the exams, a knowledge of languages will be useful in facilitating your learning. Don’t forget that rigor and constant motivation are crucial to the success of your course.

The Institut-domi offers two start dates aligned with the SEFRI sessions (February, August), so that students are in line with the end of the Swiss Maturité. Two new start dates have been added (May and November), which have the advantage of three months’ free time to coincide with the sessions. For learners starting in May, the months of June, July and August are offered at the end of the course. This does not apply to extensions. Learners starting in November benefit from the same conditions for the months of December, January and February.

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

• 24 months for learners who can commit 25 hours/week or more and already have some knowledge of foreign languages.
• 36 months for a curriculum of around 20h/week, more accessible to everyone. This choice gives you enough time to study each part.

Prices vary according to the service you choose to prepare your Swiss Maturité. You will find by clicking on this link training costs.

Payment can be paid in instalments. You can pay monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually. You can also opt for a single payment. In all cases, there are no additional charges, whatever the payment method.

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

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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 Maturité exam, there are three parameters that must be absolutely met. These points are linked to each other:

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

There are no prerequisites for starting this accounting course. Our course is aimed at anyone wishing to understand the issues involved in financial management and have the accounting skills to deal with them; however, anyone already familiar with figures will find it easier, so additions to the existing course can be made.

It generally takes between 15 and 21 months. The duration varies according to the student’s schedule, time commitment and basic knowledge. Thanks to its experience, the Institut-domi can adapt to all possibilities.

Prices vary according to the service you choose for your accounting diploma. You’ll find by clicking on this link training costs.

• A complete Crésus license (limited to studies). Lasting 2 years, it enables you to make concrete progress during your training. This license is valid after your course. Upgrades are subject to a fee and must be paid to Epsitec, the creator of Crésus.
• A privileged relationship with the teacher thanks to personalized corrections, videoconferences on a specific theme and e-mail exchanges.
• Continuous access to methodology, past notes and the community

Yes, whatever course you choose, you can pay for your course in monthly instalments – up to 21 months for the full course.

Yes, there are several training courses offered by the Institut-domi :

• Swiss maturity
• The accounting diploma