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High-school years abroad · ages 15–18

The year abroad that truly fits your child.

Antonella Drompt personally selects the country, school and support around each student’s academic profile, personality and family context.

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Confidential first consultation · Swiss-based guidance · Parents fully involved

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Antonella Drompt’s SelectionA recommendation, never a catalogue.

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Schools knownpersonal selection

Costs explainedcomplete budget

Human supportbefore, during, after

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We do not start with a country. We start with the student.

An excellent school for one student is not necessarily the ideal school for another. The ADVLC assessment identifies the positive choice that fits this student.

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Success profile

  • Academic continuity
  • Language and independence
  • Wellbeing and support
  • Family constraints and budget

The ADVLC Method

An educational decision, made methodically.

Every family receives a clear and reasoned recommendation. The options ruled out matter as much as the option selected.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Goals, personality, needs and success conditions.

  2. 02

    Assess

    Language, independence, calendar, budget and admission.

  3. 03

    Select

    A short, ranked and explained shortlist.

  4. 04

    Prepare

    Application, accommodation, visa, departure and return.

  5. 05

    Support

    One adviser before, during and after.

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First-hand knowledgeKnow the school.
Understand the student.
Connect the two.

Antonella Drompt

The right choice is not found in a filter.

A recommendation, never a catalogue.

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Programmes

International ambition, at the right scale.

Junior, young-adult, adult or Millennium programmes are selected after the assessment, never before it.

Students taking part in an international junior programme

Junior programmes

Language, arts and sports programmes with age-appropriate supervision.

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Students completing an academic year abroad

Young-adult programmes

Academic years, semesters and immersion for students aged 15–18.

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Participants in a Millennium language and cultural programme

Millennium programme

Language and culture at a considered pace for experienced participants.

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ADVLC · Broc, Canton of Fribourg · Swiss law

A recommendation, never a catalogue.

Tell us about the student. Antonella Drompt will identify the useful next questions before any programme is proposed.

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