Our guiding principles
- We are a privately-owned service provider with an emphasis on language course provision, teacher training, tutoring of youngsters and business solutions.
- We are profit-oriented with a duty towards a fair basic charge compared to our competitors.
- We are duty-bound to providing constantly high levels of service quality. This includes providing professional advice as well as a clear price structure.
- We respect the uniqueness of each and every client. We thus provide offers that place the specific needs of the client in the centre.
Our values
Together
Together
Flexibility
Flexibility
Customer orientated
Customer orientated
Quality
Quality
Our history
Unusual foundation:
The former major bank Schweizer Bankverein invested a great deal in internal training, including language training. However, the language department was dissolved in 1996. A handful of teachers suggested taking over the outsourced department. A small group centred around Edit Adrover (the current owner) then founded Flying Teachers.
Tough & instructive early years:
Positioning a new language school was not easy at all. But that didn't stop us from realising our vision. We had to learn the marketing trade very quickly. We learnt how to produce our own good and affordable teaching materials. Found suitable, easily accessible course rooms. Learned how to convince well-known potential customers of the quality of our services. And we looked for and found above-average qualified language teachers who were motivated to work at different locations and at unusual times. During these years, we developed successful principles to which we have remained true to this day.
We deliver top quality at competitive prices.
All language courses are oriented towards the requirements of each participant.
Language training is held where our clients wish and when it suits them.
We use all modern communication aids in language teaching (online learning, virtual classrooms, Skype etc.).
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