Pricing on application.
The seminars and one-to-one sessions are billed separately. Participation in the one-to-one sessions is only available once the seminar block has been completed. Full details on structure and pricing are outlined in our Ts&Cs, which we’ll send once you’ve registered your interest here.
For households applying as a family, each family member aged 16 or older must attend each seminar in order to proceed with interview preparation or any personalised training.
Tell us how many adults and children are in your household, and which date and seminars those over 16 would like to attend.
Our citizenship seminars take place in person at our school in Baar and are conducted entirely in German. They are designed for participants who already meet the language requirement and can comfortably follow discussions at this level.
If you still need support reaching the required level of German, you can join one of our German group courses or contact us to arrange private lessons.
Language requirements:
For standard applications in Canton Zug, applicants are expected to speak German fluently and hold a German certificate at B2 level for speaking and B1 for reading and writing.
If you have been married to a Swiss citizen for 3 years and apply through facilitated naturalisation, different rules apply. In this case, the language requirement is set at federal level across Switzerland and requires B1 for speaking and listening and A2 for reading and writing.