Swiss Group of International Schools
@sgischools.com
The Swiss Group of International Schools (SGIS) is a non-profit, membership-based organization that aims to actively support the continuous improvement of its member schools. We encourage and support collaboration between schools through the exchange of information and good practices, and facilitate opportunities for members of staff across our schools to connect with others and further their own professional development. Similarly we facilitate opportunities for students to connect with other young people, particularly through our sports programme, leading to a richer educational experience. SGIS was founded in 1969 and now has 54 member schools.
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Swiss Group of International Schools's Brand Colors
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Color name
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#FF0000
Red
255, 0, 0
0, 100, 50
0, 100, 100, 0
#C38C6E
Antique Brass
195, 140, 110
21, 41, 60
0, 28, 44, 24
#5B0303
Red Oxide
91, 3, 3
0, 94, 18
0, 97, 97, 64
About Swiss Group of International Schools
SGISCHOOLS, the Swiss Group of International Schools, is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of education in its 54 member schools. Established in 1969, SGIS fosters collaboration among its members, promoting the exchange of information and best practices to drive continuous improvement. The organization facilitates connections among staff and students, encouraging professional development and enriching educational experiences.
SGIS offers a range of services, including support for student activities such as sports tournaments and arts programs. It also provides professional development opportunities through collaborative learning groups and annual conferences. Additionally, SGIS assists member schools in filling teaching vacancies by connecting them with qualified candidates. If you are passionate about education and seeking rewarding career opportunities, explore the teaching vacancies available at SGIS member schools. Join us in shaping the future of international education.
