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Hotels A career in hotels can take you anywhere. Hotels come in all shapes and sizes from small, boutique coastal properties to busy city centre sites and some of the most luxurious and renowned operators in the world. A big hotel is almost like a small city with not just bedrooms but restaurants, bars, music venues and event spaces as well as gyms, swimming pools, spas, cinemas and more. Hotels need large teams
to make them run smoothly, and the opportunities they can offer are large and incredibly varied with positions including
Hospitality is a diverse industry. Whether you choose a job in hotels, restaurants, foodservice or pubs and bars, there will be many opportunities to pursue your passions and carve out a very rewarding career
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concierges, maintenance teams, receptionists, housekeepers, gardeners, HR professionals, chefs, technology gurus, managers, waiters, sales and marketing teams. In short, hotels offer you the chance to gain experience across an exciting choice of jobs and to decide what role interests you while on the job. A good employer will support your personal
development, and those of
you with drive will progress steadily through the ranks. Those with degrees or diplomas
can fast-track into management, but
there really is no limit on how you can rise, no matter what your academic credentials. Many brands will offer management programmes,
apprentice schemes and other development options, so take the time to explore your options and find the right fit to make a career that could take you all over the world.
International opportunities Good news for globe-trotters: your home- grown hospitality skills will be in demand across the world. For instance, international groups including Marriott, Hilton and InterContinental offer sought-after graduate training programmes that allow you to travel. Popular destinations are the UAE – particularly Dubai – as well as Australia, the US, the Caribbean and the Far East. You could even transfer your skills to cruise ships or enjoy stints at ski resorts. You will need a visa to work in many places, but it’s likely your employer will help you.
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