The ETAS Newsletter is a means of keeping members up-to-date with what is happening within the ETAS in relation to Regional events, Special Interest Group happenings, member news, forthcoming Journal publications, other special projects and notifications from the Executive Committee and the National Council. It is also a medium which enables us as a language teaching association to share practical teaching material and links to English language teaching resources with one another. 

The ETAS job board is a service that we provide to facilitate employment opportunities. It is an extremely cost effective way to find qualified staff or job opportunities all over Switzerland.

The COVID-19 lockdown and social distancing measures have had a huge impact on teachers' lives and livelihoods. With this in mind, we have set up the following link so that our members can help teachers who have been financially impacted maintain their ETAS membership. Whether you can give CHF10 or CHF100 - each franc can make a difference when pooled together. Without our members, there can be no ETAS. So if you are in a position to contribute, we would be very grateful.

All text on these pages is from ©2015 Survival Books' Living and Working in Switzerland, 15th Edition, and is published here with their generous permission. Order your copy online or pick one up at your local bookstore!

This section offers some useful information for new English teachers in Switzerland. It includes tips on qualifications and how to find work, facts about basic health and accident insurance, a quick overview of the Swiss state pension (social security) scheme, and some legal pointers to keep in mind.

The ETAS library has been closed.

The two articles in this section provide an overview of the two basic pillars of the Swiss education system: apprentice training and university degrees.

Have questions about publishing pages on the ETAS website (making a page, inserting images, etc.)? Check this page for a number of help topics.   

ETAS promotes professional development among English language teachers in Switzerland and offers members a variety of opportunities to network, collaborate and share ideas, and to be informed of the most up-to-date methods and materials in teaching.

Any further queries could be directed to the ETAS Public Relations Chair pure@e-tas.ch