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Initial information in many languages The Zug host programme Grüezi Switzerland German crash course for beginners New in Zug together Foreigners & Integration Act (AIG) Discover Switzerland and Zug: short and compact Schwiizerdütsch: from its origin to practical use
Learn German
German course consultations German crash course for beginners German at the lake German in the community and ProArbeit Private German course providers
German exams
Tests for residence and naturalisation Goethe exams A1 - C2 fide-Test Differences - Goethe exams and fide-Test
Administration, consultations, translation, taxes and mentoring
Consultations Translation Administration and tax returns German course consultations Welcome Desk and information online Mentoring
Residence
Foreigners and integration law (AIG) Leaving Switzerland Consultations - in many languages
Education
Swiss education explained – various languages Consultations - in many languages
Employment
Back to work - in English Pathways to Employment: Job Search, Labor Law, and Support Options Free Seminar (German) Consultations - in many languages
Networking and settling in
Consultations - in many languages Host Programme New in Zug together Grüezi Switzerland Migrant Clubs Festival of nations Football World Cup of Nations Zug clubs
Events for older age and leaving Switzerland
Retirement made easy Retirement and departure consultations FAQ and Links about retirement, care and leaving Switzerland
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Standing up for safety
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Discover Switzerland and Zug: short and compact

Discover Switzerland and Zug:
short and compact

"Those who know the past can understand the present and shape the future." (August Bebel)

How does a country in the middle of the Alps become a center of prosperity and stability? How does one of the poorest cantons become one of the richest and most economically successful?
We will take a look at the most important stages of Swiss history – from its early beginnings through political development to the unique characteristics that define the country today.

What you can expect:


Who is it for:

Dates 2026

German

Tuesday, 10th March 2026

German

Tuesday, 22nd September 2026

Time

18.00 - 20.00

Fee

Free but please register due to limited places

Location

Fachstelle Migration Zug, Chamerstrasse 50, 6300 Zug (1st floor)

Registration Zug and Switzerland - a brief introduction

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