Students of All Levels and Apprentices

Personalized training program for students and apprentices of all levels, featuring targeted courses on types of intelligence, study strategies, anxiety management, functional planning, and optimization of academic performance, covering subjects from the cantonal curriculum as well as high school or vocational pathways.

Learn to Learn Based on Our Neurotype

Duration: 120 min

Price: CHF 120 / EUR 100 / USD 120

Level: Basic

Objective: 

Understand your current operational-strategic intelligence type.
Create a personalized study method tailored to your cognitive profile.

Effective Study Strategies

Duration: 120 min

Price: CHF 110 / EUR 95 / USD 110

Level: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Ultra-Advanced, Other

Objective: Understand the differences between study types and learn to use the appropriate study method for each subject or discipline.

Strategies for Tests and Exams

Duration: 120 min

Price: CHF 150 / EUR 90 / USD 100

Level: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Ultra-Advanced, Other

Objective:

Learn to take tests efficiently and strategically.
Effectively manage performance anxiety.
Understand the structure of exam questions by subject and discipline.
Use objective and practical tips.

Objective, Scientific Functional Study Planning by Subject

Duration: 90 min

Price: CHF 90 / EUR 80/ USD 80

Level: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Ultra-Advanced, Other

Objective:  Plan and coordinate study by subject and time. Functional plan for study, subjects, tests, exams, and assignments.

Management of Exam or Performance Anxiety (Before & During)

Duration: 90 min

Price: CHF 90 / EUR 80/ USD 80

Level: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Ultra-Advanced, Other

Objective:

Strategic exam preparation.
Emergency checklist for use during exams.
Pre-exam structural review and analysis.

Excellence Strategy (for Advanced Students)

Duration: 120 min

Price: CHF 140 / EUR 120 / USD 140

Level: Advanced, Ultra-Advanced, Other

Objective:

Optimize work, priorities, and time.
High operational functionality with a unique personalized strategy.

πŸ“š Elementary & Middle School (Compulsory, Canton Ticino)

According to the Canton Ticino curriculum, the following subjects are taught in compulsory schools (elementary + middle school):

Subjects / Teaching Areas:

  • Italian language (first language)
  • Second / foreign languages: usually French (from third grade onward), German (from second grade/middle school), and English (from third grade/middle school).
  • Mathematics
  • Natural sciences (biology, physics, chemistry β€” or integrated science depending on the cycle)
  • Social sciences / humanities: history, geography, civics / society
  • Art and music / visual arts / technical design: visual arts, music, crafts, design / creative work / plastic arts
  • Physical education & health / sports & well-being / body care
  • Home economics / daily life education (cooking, manual skills, practical competencies), where provided
  • Information and communication technologies (ICT), media education, digital literacy β€” often integrated across subjects
  • Education on sustainability, health, civic/ethical behavior β€” often taught as cross-cutting themes

πŸŽ“ High School / General Secondary Education (Secondary II) & Vocational Schools

After compulsory schooling, students can choose between high school (Gymnasium) or vocational pathways. Subjects vary by track, but typical areas according to national/cantonal standards include:

Common Subjects / Areas in High Schools / Maturity Programs:

  • Italian language (first language) + literature / mother tongue
  • Second national language (e.g., French or German, depending on the track)
  • Third language (another national language, English, Latin, Greek, or another modern language) β€” additional language / elective
  • Mathematics (and applied mathematics, if applicable)
  • Natural sciences (biology, chemistry, physics)
  • History & geography / social sciences / civics / law & economics (depending on track)
  • Visual arts or music (depending on elective or chosen profile)
  • Economics and law in some tracks (economic / commercial / economic-legal)
  • Philosophy / humanities (in some tracks)
  • Special electives: advanced physics / applied mathematics, modern languages, sciences, arts, depending on track

Vocational Schools / Basic Vocational Education

For vocational schools (VET / apprenticeship), there is no fixed universal subject list: subjects depend on the chosen professional field (crafts, commerce, technical, services, social, etc.).

Generally, the vocational system combines practical training + theory + general courses.