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A school

of tongues centered on

people and their cultures.

Our history

Polyglobe was born from a shared passion for languages, human encounters and life in Geneva. Founded by Lisseth Chica Paz and Nicolas Bressoud, the school was created with a clear ambition: to support adults, expatriates as well as residents, in their linguistic and cultural integration journey.

Arriving in Geneva at the age of 20, Lisseth herself went through the challenges of learning a new language and adapting to a new environment. This personal experience has inspired a school where you feel welcomed, listened to, and supported.

Today, Polyglobe is much more than a place to learn: it is a living community where we share much more than courses.

Our approach

At Polyglobe, learning a language means meeting a culture and a community. We use modern, interactive and action-oriented methods to enable everyone to progress with pleasure and confidence.

Courses, workshops, resources: everything is designed to make learning an enriching, lively and motivating experience.

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Our team

Lisseth Chica Paz

Co-founder of Polyglobe, FLE teacher and qualified adult trainer, passionate about integration and intercultural pedagogy.

Nicolas Bressoud

Co-founder, expert in management and finance, graduate of HEG Genève, committed to the local and international influence of the school.

Behind PolyGlobe, a passionate team accompanies you

Our qualified trainers share the same vision: to offer quality learning, adapted to each student, in a caring and stimulating environment

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Our values

At PolyGlobe, language learning is based on simple and essential principles:

Welcome — Offer a warm space, open to all routes.

Caring pedagogy — Combining pedagogical quality and daily encouragement.

Cultural openness — Celebrating diversity and learning in connection with the real world.

Flexibility — Adapting our formats to the rhythms of life of adult learners.

Community spirit — Create connections between students, teachers and local partners.