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yeah it definitely does and its worthwhile skills you learn but to go into psychology or sociology specific jobs, you would probably need a masters at least. i know people who did my degree have gone into a wide range, like oil and gas, H+R, banks etc
Omg help me with Spanish :'(Quote:
Originally Posted by Empired
I'm currently studying Hospitality Management and want to go into somethings high in the Hotel Industry. Haven't decided what yet but this is what I'm thinking:
- Department Management (Probably Reception or Accommodation if this, definitely not food!!)
- Duty Management
- General Management
- HR Management
- Inspecting Hotels for Star Grading
Sounds like an excuse to stay in expensive hotels for free to me ;) jksQuote:
Originally Posted by Phil
I work in a hotel and was a supervisor before I changed departments. I had that privilege and didn't even use it lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by jake87385
You've got to make the most of the freebies :O saying that I guess if its where you work its not the same. This may be a stupid question but why study Hospitality if you're already working in a hotel and have been a supervisor which usually requires a level of experience?Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
Not a stupid question at all, I'm glad you've asked!Quote:
Originally Posted by jake87385
I am already qualified in Childcare and joined the hotel as Kids Club Staff and a year later I was like "Okay I want to go into Hospitality". Just before the summer (would have been there 15 months) I went to the Leisure Centre Manager (as the Kids Club was under her and didn't have their own Manager/Supervisor), the Associate Manager and the HR Manager and was like "I wanna be supervisor, this is why". After some interviewing, brainstorming and Action Plans I was promoted. Before my promotion I was lit the only one going out of my way to do anything, deserved the position so much.
So that's why I currently work in a hotel and obviously that department is so different to any other department. I wouldn't be able to supervise anywhere else based on my experience from there.
Since starting college in Sept. I've moved to the restaurant to give me better experience but yh that's the story lol
i want to study human geography at uni and maybe carry on with a bit of french if i don't hate it still by end of this year
What's human geography? Is that like stats of population etc?? I loved that in school but I was so bad at remembering stuff!! Much easier to remember how a sea stack is formed :(Quote:
Originally Posted by lemons
yes stuff to do with population, development, energy, health, economy, settlement, food supply, lots of things i love it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
idm physical geography but rivers and coasts really bore me, i like plate tectonics and natural hazards though
do not laugh bc am serious ok
I WANT TO BE A DOCTOR
i will save lives