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Summer Experience Programme

Indian School of Hospitality introduces an exclusive summer experience program for youngsters with a vision to enable them to explore the potential of professional opportunities for them in hospitality and culinary arts.

Indian School of Hospitality introduces an exclusive summer experience program for youngsters with a vision to enable them to explore the potential of professional opportunities for them in hospitality and culinary arts. This specially curated experiential learning program will help the students to comprehend the nuances of the hospitality industry and the diversity of rewarding career paths within it.

Duration: One Week

Batch - I - 23 April 2019 to 27 April 2019 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Batch - II - 28 May 2019 to 01 June 2019 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Batch - III - 04 June 2019 to 08 June 2019 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Eligibility: All candidates should be between the ages of 13-18.

https://www.ish.edu.in/summer-experience-programme.html

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