career development.


The following initiative which is funded in partnership with the


Worshipful Company of Innholders is aimed at addressing this strategic objective. ESTABLISHMENT


GRANT PROJECT


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Educational Trust Cranfeld/Cornell/Lausa Scholarship scheme i organisati


Worshipful Company of Innholders i


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area of devel ping general managemnt potenti l. Interestingly the ‘City & Gu Econ


s - Tis Mnage et Shoasi s indcative of the commitment both ons seek to mak o


“A unique learning experience with a glob


al perspective. A


fantastic opportunity from the Wor


s hipful Company of


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Educati nal Trust. The x


Cornell University has given me the chan


professional and personal aspiration


environment.” 2007 Scholarship winner


“Since being back from Lausanne, I have been m involved in ar


oe r


and showing i terest in the general runni o s


challenge thi gs that I feel need to be. It’s al me a real pssion for hospitality an succe


n a d drive to be ssful .”


a better undr sa


2007 Scholarship winner “After Cranfield I have gain more enthuism fr what I d


estanding and o


need to achiee in both changing my behaviour an


v


becoming a more rounded and influential individual in the comp


myself to come out of my comfort z a lead rol


ssi a a


project a es wll as le se on with my Senior Mangement colleagues. I would not hve put myself forward befr


oe Cranfield.” 2007 Scholarship winner


ne and have takn e on a company ad a


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e enabling m so given


eas of oper o n


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The Sch larhip has incresed my confidenc


ng of the hotel. a


e to s in a rich learnin


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d the Savoy a


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of the nation


omy’ rep rt highlighted the fact th al econ


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e industry an se. Thi


ofession e


addressing this issue and al continuing pr


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dependent on the skills of those adults al working in th continue to ri


s schme goes som os


al development.


The purpose of the Sch larhips io s middle management in th senior to sh


readily availble in the worplace. Winn Scholarhips can undertak Cranfield Uniersity Sch s


thereby provi ing experien a


ort intenive cour d


v


Applicants fr these Shol rships h ve to submit a written paper and if shortlited ar


number of mdules. o


of the Trust. For the year under review following interviews in November 20


a e following c urses at: o


s -


The intervi wing panel includes the Chief Execuive 07, 15 Schol rships


attend a series of interviws at the Innh e


c a e


e then invited to olders Hall. t


were awarded (2006: 13). Scholarhip winners will undertake th


2 will attend the “The General Managers Program”, Cornell University, 9-19 June 2008 9 will attend the “Developing General Management Potential Programme”, Cranfield University, March, June or October 2008 4 will attend the Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne Summer Programme in 2008


A further devlopment of The Worhipf of Innholder is the form o s


e


Scholarhips entitled the S. Juli founded to pr educatin, bu


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acquired by attending som centres of ed


ucation .


ati n of the alu ni for gradu tes of th t


s/Savoy Educat m


an’s Sch lar ovide a structure for contin


o s uing


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d’s leading s


ional Trust Sholarhips a


ul Company c


s e a s a s


al management techniques by exposure s


ses of mangement educati n, ce, skill k


e hospitality i dustry to a


s to intoduce n


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s and training not ers of th


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e a two week course at ool of Mangemnt or Corn


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ole Hôtelière de Lauanne will und o


ertake a


Univerity. Those awarded a Scholarhp to attendsi the Ec


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e in the very i portant e


mn c lrhp m


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at the sucess r


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d that these skill levels will e way in e


so th e of rtentin and /Savoy nne


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