Reflecting on my time in Geneva, I realize how pivotal those years were in shaping me as a leader and an entrepreneur. Here are 10 key benefits that studying abroad brought into my life:
Geneva’s international community exposed me to diverse viewpoints, broadening my understanding of the world and how business operates across borders.
The education I received was second to none. It was rigorous, modern, and focused on preparing students for real-world challenges, something I now strive to offer students at Navon Study International.
Learning French was a transformative experience. It opened doors to personal connections and career opportunities that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise.
I met students and professionals from every corner of the globe. Today, many of them are leading companies or working for international organizations. This network continues to be a valuable resource.
Living in a foreign country forced me to adapt to new situations constantly. From finding housing to navigating a different educational system, every challenge became an opportunity for growth.
Geneva is a melting pot of cultures, and being surrounded by people from all over the world helped me develop cultural sensitivity—an essential skill in today’s global business landscape.
My studies included internships with multinational corporations, giving me hands-on experience in business management and international markets.
Moving to a new country taught me how to stand on my own, make decisions, and build a life in an unfamiliar environment—skills that have been crucial in my entrepreneurial journey.
Every challenge, from learning a new language to understanding local customs, honed my ability to think critically and solve problems creatively.
Most importantly, studying in Geneva helped me discover my passion for education and international relations, which ultimately led me to found Navon Study International.