
MODEL ONE UNTirana, 19 to 21 March 2027
The world needs a deal. You have three days.
150 students from international schools. Six committees. Places and hotel packages are open now.
MODEL ONE UN
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Some things you only learn by going.
For families weighing a move, schools planning a journey and students aiming high.
Advance
We help you make the decision. Not just the application.
Admissions offices explain their own programmes. We help you compare the options, judge the fit and plan every step, whether that's a university in Switzerland or beyond, a high school or a camp. Admission is always decided by each institution.
Swiss Excellence & Beyond
Universities in Switzerland and further afield, compared honestly.
Find out moreHigh Schools
Academic, international and boarding schools, and the routes genuinely open to your child.
Find out moreCamps
Summer and winter programmes that show a student what they love.
Find out more
Assessment
We get to know the student: grades, languages, interests and limits.
Shortlist
A short list of places that genuinely fit, with honest reasons.
Experience or visit
Open days, campus visits or a camp, before anyone commits.
Apply
Applications planned, written and submitted on time.
Prepare
Paperwork, housing and settling in, so arriving feels easy.
A short call with no obligation. If a paid assessment would help, we'll tell you and quote it first.
Explore / ELSW Journeys
Every journey ends with something your students made.
Each journey is built around one idea and one real place. Students meet the people who live there, get into places visitors never see, and come home with a magazine, a film or a project they're proud to show.
- You choose the idea and the dates.
- We plan everything else: travel, stays, local experts, leaders and a written risk plan.
- Your students' work is published, so parents and the whole school can see it.
Tell us your dates and group size. You'll receive a full proposal, with everything included, before you commit.
Participate
Take the floor.
International forums where students debate, negotiate and present ideas alongside students from other schools. Run by students, overseen by experienced educators.
Tirana, 19 to 21 March 2027
Model One UN
- Duration
- 3 days
- Delegates
- 150
- Committees
- 6
- Ages
- 14 to 18
Also planned
Diplomacy & Debate
Model UN, debate and public speaking.
Future Forums
Real questions on climate, technology and society.
Creative Assemblies
Design, film, architecture and storytelling, made together.
Challenges & Competitions
Robotics and problem-solving, school against school.
Live / The Family Trial
Try the life before you make the move.
Moving your family abroad is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. Don't make it from a distance. For two or four weeks, you live in Albania as if you had already moved. Your children go to an international school, subject to the school's approval. You live in a prepared family home in a real neighbourhood, and you meet independent legal, immigration, tax and property advisers. Then you decide.

- Two or four weeks.
- Only a few families each season.
- One person looks after your family throughout.
A four-week trial, week by week
- 01
Before you arrive
We check the trial is right for your family, arrange the school place and get your home ready.
- 02
Week one
You arrive, settle in, meet the school and learn your way around the neighbourhood.
- 03
Weeks two and three
Your children are at school. You meet advisers, visit neighbourhoods and homes, and spend the weekends exploring.
- 04
Final week
The school tells you how your children got on. You talk it through as a family and leave with a written summary to help you decide.
You pay nothing until the school confirms your children's places.
Journal
Ideas & stories

A school gate, Tirana LIVE
What a family learns in its first week at a new school
The questions that matter only appear once the routine starts.

Theth, northern Albania EXPLORE
What students remember from a school trip
It is rarely the sights. It is the thing they made.

A reading room, Switzerland ADVANCE
IB, A levels or Matura: what do Swiss universities actually accept?
Why the same grades can open different doors.
We plan for what could go wrong first.
When you trust us with your family or your students, you deserve to know exactly who is responsible. Every programme has one named person in charge, from the first call to the last day. We work only with vetted local partners and qualified leaders, write a risk plan for every journey and share it with families and schools before anyone travels.
- One named contact.
- A written risk plan for every journey.
- Vetted partners only.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you're planning. In one short call, we'll tell you whether we can help and what the next step would be.







