Swiss Exams is an organisation which specialises in “Professional Exam Management”. Founded in 1989, Swiss Exams has provided exams for over 100’000 candidates over the years. Various exam boards as well as over 800 schools and organisations in Switzerland trust our services. It is our utmost priority to provide the best possible exam registration, exam day and result process to our clients.
We are the largest provider of Cambridge English, Goethe, Linguaskill, IELTS and TCF exams in Switzerland.
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Swiss Exams provides Exams in most major cities in Switzerland, including Basel, Berne, Chur, Geneva, Lausanne Lucerne, Olten, St. Gallen, Winterthur, Zurich and more.





At Swiss Exams, you can decide the exam format that suits you best. Whether you prefer taking your exam on paper or on a computer – at one of our exam centres or from the comfort of your home – we offer flexible options to meet your needs. No matter which option you choose, the exam content and certification are the same.

Cambridge Linguaskill Remote Proctored is now available through Swiss Exams. From 1 July 2026, schools, vocational institutions, and employers across Switzerland can register candidates for Linguaskill @home — the official Cambridge English test taken from home, work, or any location in Switzerland, without travelling to a test centre. The certificate is identical. The Cambridge standard is identical. The only difference is where candidates sit it.

The summer break is one of the few extended windows in the year when students can focus without the pressure of school commitments. For those with a language exam on the horizon, it is also an opportunity that is easy to let slip by. As a teacher, the most practical thing you can do before the end of term is point motivated students towards structured support. This article explains what Swiss Exams Academy offers, which students it suits, and what they stand to gain from it.

Language skills require regular use to stay sharp. Without it, vocabulary fades, fluency stiffens, and confidence — particularly in speaking — can dip noticeably over a long break. This is sometimes called the "summer slide", and it is more pronounced in foreign language learning than in many other subjects, because the primary environment for practice (the classroom) simply disappears. The resource below is designed to be handed directly to students — by email, class platform, or as a printed handout on the last day of term. No additional framing needed.
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