SHOWCASE Hilton
Train on the job with an apprenticeship before taking your pick from thousands of hotels around the world
H
ilton is one of the world’s largest hospitality companies, offering everything from self-catering
accommodation to five-star hotels and resorts. Founded in 1919 by Conrad Hilton, our
company boasts more than 5,450 hotels and resorts comprising more than 879,349 rooms in 106 countries and territories, with an enviable record of international growth. Year after year, independent research confirms that Hilton is the world’s most powerful hotel brand. We own, manage and franchise some of the best-known and highly regarded brands around the globe. We believe hospitality isn’t just a job; it’s a
journey of self-discovery, growth, community and cultures. Our team members are extraordinary professionals who work together to deliver exceptional experiences for all who walk through our doors. As we continue to grow and innovate, our vision “to fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality” has never faltered. We create heartfelt experiences for guests, meaningful opportunities for team members, and a positive impact in our communities. We are continuously looking for new talent.
Opportunities await in positions ranging from housekeeping and reservations to finance and senior management. Our global expansion creates new openings and job opportunities all the time.
Jai Kumar, food and beverage assistant, Hilton East Midlands Airport Jai Kumar had been unemployed for three months before coming across the apprenticeship opportunity with Hilton. He was keen to join the team because he wanted to develop his skills and knowledge within the hospitality industry.
A Hilton apprenticeship Open a door to a great career in the hospitality industry, offering training from industry experts. ●●An apprenticeship means no tuition fees, and you can earn a wage while building valuable skills and knowledge. ●●Develop skills to work in one of the following areas: kitchen, fitness, front of house, food and beverage, sales and hospitality. ●●You will receive support from both our Hilton team and lifetime trainers, a structured learning environment and worldwide career possibilities.
Case study “Since starting my apprenticeship, I have
become a responsible and confident individual and an integral member of my team,” Jai says. He has used his creativity to bring new ideas to the team and has helped improve productivity and satisfaction scores. “One of the greatest achievements in my
career so far is winning Apprentice of the Year as well as Team Member of the Month for getting 100% satisfaction on my room service duties. “Before 2018 I had no path and no direction.
I was struggling through life – money issues, health issues and problems at home leading me down the wrong path. “Since January, with the support of my team and managers, I have become a focused individual, hungry for development and progression. I am in a better position than ever to stay on top of my challenges. It was an opportunity I could not let pass.” Tomas Garvey is Jai’s mentor and assistant
food and beverage manager. He says: “Jai has great social qualities, which he tailors to different types of guests, and this is key to having an impact in a hospitality role. His great work ethic and personality were key to Jai winning Hilton’s Apprentice of the Year Award 2018.”
●●You will be appreciated as a valued and respected member of the Hilton team and be part of an inspiring and stimulating culture that embraces new thinking.
Contact For vacancies, go to
jobs.hilton.com. Our apprenticeship contact is Cheryl Brown on 0870 120 1207, email
cheryl.brown@lifetimetraining.
co.uk, or go to
www.lifetimetraining.co.uk/hilton. Facebook: Hilton Careers EMEA Twitter: @Hilton_Careers
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