Germany, Berlin
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Moser Schule Schweizer Gymnasium is in Berlin-Charlottenburg, Badenallee 31/32, 14052 Berlin. The school sits on a quiet residential street near Theodor-Heuss-Platz with good public transport access.
Grades 5–6 (Sek I), 7–10 (Sek I), and 11–12 (Sek II). The school begins with the 5th grade and students sit the Mittlerer Schulabschluss (MSA) in 10th grade to qualify for progression to upper secondary; the 12th grade can conclude with Abitur or AbiBac.
Private, state-recognized grundständiges Gymnasium with German-French-English orientation; bilingual German-French Gymnasium with immersion English and French; part of the Moser Schule network and run as a non-profit gGmbH.
Social pedagogy and school psychology support; homework supervision (Etudes) and after-school activities.
Switzerland
Non-denominational; no religious affiliation.
The school offers a full-day program Monday–Friday for grades 5–12. Instruction typically starts around 8:30 and runs to 15:15 with mandatory attendance; supervised after-school care is available from 8:00 to 17:00, and Etudes plus clubs can be taken.
Application and one‑off enrollment fee
- A one‑time enrollment (Einschreibe) fee is charged at initial admission: EUR 500. For families with a documented gross annual income up to EUR 29,420 the enrollment fee is reduced to EUR 100 and that reduced amount is credited against the school fee for the first half‑year.
Tuition fees by year group (monthly, annual, and per school term)
- 5th–6th grade: EUR 400 per month (paid in 12 monthly instalments) — annual equivalent EUR 4,800. Per school term (half‑year) equivalent: EUR 2,400.
- 7th–10th grade: EUR 430 per month (paid in 12 monthly instalments) — annual equivalent EUR 5,160. Per school term (half‑year) equivalent: EUR 2,580.
- 11th–12th grade (upper school): EUR 445 per month (paid in 12 monthly instalments) — annual equivalent EUR 5,340. Per school term (half‑year) equivalent: EUR 2,670.
Sibling discounts
- Second child: 20% reduction on the applicable tuition amount.
- Third and subsequent children: 40% reduction on the applicable tuition amount.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The annual tuition is a single yearly contribution and may be paid either as a one‑time lump sum or in monthly instalments (12 monthly payments). Enrollment is made for a full school year.
Boarding / residential provision
- Boarding is not applicable to the Berlin campus; the school operates as a day school.
Other costs and fees
- Additional charges may apply for meals (school catering), participation in after‑school care / afternoon programmes, provision or replacement of school materials, and an administrative levy. These items are billed in addition to the stated tuition.
- No uniform fee is specified as a mandatory cost in the published fee information.
Refunds and withdrawal
- No general refund schedule for paid tuition is specified in the published Schulgeldordnung; the enrollment fee reduction for low‑income families is applied as a credit against the first half‑year contribution where applicable.
Fee payment options (methods)
- Payment frequency options: one‑time annual payment or monthly instalments (12). Specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, SEPA, direct debit, credit card) are not listed in the published fee information.
Administrative notes on invoicing
- Enrolments and invoicing are organised on a per‑school‑year basis; additional optional services are invoiced separately. Sibling discounts are applied to the tuition amounts as stated above.
The Moser Schule Schweizer Gymnasium is a private, state-recognized gymnasium, part of the Moser Schule network and run as a non-profit gGmbH. It offers a bilingual German-French-English curriculum from Grade 5 for students aged 10 to 18. The school follows German and French curricular traditions, with immersion instruction in French and English. In Grade 10, students obtain the Mittlerer Schulabschluss (MSA), opening path to upper secondary study. In Grades 11–12, students can complete Abitur or AbiBac, aligning with Swiss and international pathways. The school emphasizes a multilingual humanities and science focus, with interdisciplinary project work and internships in the upper years. Learning is supported by social pedagogy and school psychology, and environment is modernized with digital equipment. Exchanges are maintained with Swiss partner schools Genf and Nyon and a French partner school within the AbiBac framework. About 330 students are enrolled, with recognitions like Exzellente Digitale Schule and Berufliche Orientierung.