he following
resource links have been designed to provide learning resources for
hospitality educators to enhance hospitality and tourism teaching and
learning.
Teachers!
Request internships, free hospitality business visits (field trips),
mentoring, and job shadowing experiences. (Go)
The
hospitality industry is one of the premiere emerging industries in
the U.S. With any rapidly growing industry, the job market in that
field is getting more competitive by the minute. Students should consider
careers in the field of hospitality and know that university schools
of hospitality offer generous scholarships and internships to qualified
students. Business visits and
job-shadowing days are the best
way to observe the day-to-day realities of a career. At the same time
students get a feel of their personal like’s and dislike’s
in a work environment. A great way to get this essential exposure
is an internshipor career mentorship.
Students learn from top-notch professionals while fulfilling high
school requirements. Teachers are encouraged to submit
a request form to get connected with hospitality and tourism
companies for activities such as business visits, job shadowing, internships
and career mentorships. Brief Tip Sheets suggest how to prepare and
follow-up for the each activity. At the bottom of the Tip Sheets are
links to related worksheets for the activities.
This set of case studies provides brief workplace cases for instructor
and student use on a variety of workplace topics: Employment Seeking
Skills, Work Behavior, Business-Like Image, Working Relationships
with Others, etc. Each case is accompanied by several related discussion
questions. Industry Insights provide information about the work performed
by the workplace occupations mentioned in the case along with an estimate
of earnings for those occupations.
The
Hospitality Educator's Certificate Program. (Go)
High School, Community College and Unviersity instructors who are interested
in professional development in hospitality and tourism education, are
invited to consider enrollment in Roosevelt Unviersity's Manfred Steinfeld
School of Hospitality and Tourism Management's HOSPITALITY EDUCATOR'S
CERTIFICATE. The Certificate consists of three graduate level courses,
Methods of Teaching Hospitality Subjects, Organization and Administration
of Cooperative Education, and Hospitality Industry Practicum.
he following
resource links have been designed to provide learning resources for
hospitality educators to enhance hospitality and tourism teaching and
learning.
The
hospitality industry is one of the premiere emerging industries in
the U.S. With any rapidly growing industry, the job market in that
field is getting more competitive by the minute. Students should consider
careers in the field of hospitality and know that university schools
of hospitality offer generous scholarships and internships to qualified
students. Business visits and
job-shadowing days are the best
way to observe the day-to-day realities of a career. At the same time
students get a feel of their personal like’s and dislike’s
in a work environment. A great way to get this essential exposure
is an internship
or career mentorship.
Students learn from top-notch professionals while fulfilling high
school requirements. Teachers are encouraged to submit
a request form to get connected with hospitality and tourism
companies for activities such as business visits, job shadowing, internships
and career mentorships. Brief Tip Sheets suggest how to prepare and
follow-up for the each activity. At the bottom of the Tip Sheets are
links to related worksheets for the activities.