Presentation of the Institute
Key facts and features
Director and founder:
The Institute was founded in 1983 by Judit Varadi, a linguist, teacher and communications expert, educated at the Sorbonne and at the University of Geneva.
Teachers:
48 teachers with university education, trained in the Varadi method, teach their native language adapted to the specific needs of each student — adults, teenagers and children — and companies, organizations, banks and diplomatic corps.
Numbers of students:
We have had the pleasure of counting among us more than 14’800 students since the creation of the Institute.
Location:
Located in the heart of Geneva, just steps away from the rue du Rhone, our school welcomes you in bright and spacious classrooms overlooking the mountains and the Jet d’eau.
Classes may also take place in your office.
References :
Banks, Companies, Multinational Corporations
International organizations: Red Cross, United Nations, International Labor Organization, European Organization for Nuclear Research
Members of Diplomatic Corps, Universities, Educational Institutions and Charity Organizations
Tailor-made course programmes for all levels
The Varadi School is located in Geneva and offers intensive and personalised courses in 48 foreign languages, as well as accelerated training programmes in secretarial, office and computer skills. Our “Learn a language in 80 hours” programme offers a powerful and innovative pedagogical approach that allows beginners to reach a basic level of autonomy in 15 to 20 lessons, and learners with existing knowledge of the language to perfect their level with a personalised programme of 20 to 60 lessons.
The school also offers vocational training and personalised tutoring programmes for children and teenagers in all school subjects and languages, with a focus on student motivation and confidence.
Why to choose Varadi School ?
The Institute offers flexible courses in person or at your office in Geneva, with hours ranging from 7am to 10pm daily. A free trial class will allow you to familiarise yourself with the pedagogical approach and monitor your progress. There is no long-term commitment and you can change or suspend your course with 24 hours notice.
