Back to: Employment as an Important Part of Education
In hospitality, what you learn in the classroom is only half the education. Practical experience is essential. Your diploma program will likely include internships or industrial attachments. This is where you learn how to handle real guests, work under pressure, and understand the pace of a real business. Working in a busy restaurant in Thamel or a lodge during the peak trekking season will teach you things no book can.
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It helps you apply theoretical knowledge in a real-world setting.
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You build confidence and learn professional work habits.
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You start making professional contacts (networking) which can help you find a job later.
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It often leads to a full-time job offer after graduation.