hospitality

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What is the Hospitality field all about?

Does the idea of sitting in an office from 9 to 5 turn you off? Are you looking for a career with plenty of variety? Do you like meeting people? Like food? Enjoy travel? Then you'll love working in hospitality!

The Hospitality industry is a broad category of fields within the service industry that includes lodging, food and drink service, event planning, theme parks, and transportation . It includes hotels, restaurants and bars. This includes the reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.

As the hospitality industry is growing, it is difficult to find qualified individuals for the positions. There are many opportunities and benefits that come with a career in this field. You will be able to develop yourself professionally and as a person. 

Are you interested in Hospitality and Tourism? Explore the endless opportunities in the exciting world of hospitality and tourism and study towards a certificate or diploma at MSC Business College. 

World Youth Skills Day, observed annually on 15 July, focuses on the importance of equipping our youth with skills for employment, decent work and entrepreneurship. Youth unemployment has reached critical levels in South Africa, with almost 1 in 2 young people unemployed.

Meet Nandi Nkosi, a #BostonSprings Graduate!

“I graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce in Management Marketing. I was so excited to achieve a degree from Boston because it affords me the opportunity to broaden my horizons in terms of job seeking, and this is especially beneficial as South Africa has a high unemployment rate. 

Those that excel in business all possess a number of core skills: they’re efficient, decisive and strategic. They’re able to think on their feet and take responsibility for their actions. Excellent communicators too, they find it easy to talk to and relate to just about anyone they meet.

International Relations and Cooperation Minister Naledi Pandor urges South Africans to be alert and take caution when travelling internationally over this festive season as countries overseas are entering the second wave of the pandemic and lockdowns may ensue. 

Tenacious and hardworking, people gravitate towards Shane for his humbling and optimistic disposition. Shane graduated from False Bay TVET College, Muizenberg Campus December 2017, with a National Diploma in Hospitality and Catering Services. While his roots are in Mitchell’s Plain, Cape Town, the world is his oyster. 

About 200 youth in the North West are set to make a difference in the provincial hospitality industry.

Tourism Deputy Minister Elizabeth Thabethe has called on young people interested in the tourism sector to approach her department for more information and for assistance in establishing their own businesses.

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