Red Carnation Hotel Degree Apprenticeship Launched
The Red Carnation Hotel Collection Launches Degree Apprenticeship Scheme.
Multi award-winning family run global hotel company partners with Pearson Business School, to launch their first Degree Apprenticeship programme.
This unique opportunity offers five enthusiastic and ambitious students the chance to learn and earn at a family-run, award-winning boutique global hotel chain. The Red Carnation Hotel Group spans across 3 continents, in 7 countries and its 17 hotels include Hotel d'Angleterre in Geneva and The Milestone Hotel near Kensington Palace. This three-year Degree Apprenticeship is designed to give student-apprentices the experience of working for a leader in the hospitality sector, whilst studying for an Honours Degree at the same time.
Student-apprentices will be paid a salary of at least £18,000 per annum (increasing to £20,000 after 18 months), with time off for study. They’ll also graduate debt-free, as their tuition fees will be paid for by The Red Carnation Hotel Group.
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We offer all full-time degree students guaranteed internships*, so they gain experience during their studies. Our degree apprentices also get to work within a company throughout their studies, so they gain valuable experience, learning on the job. We help our students to build their own professional networks; they’re taught by well-connected industry experts, and they get to make contacts at industry workshops led by some of the world’s most reputable organisations. We work with industry giants from Unilever, L’Oreal, and Sony Pictures, to WPP, Lloyds of London and IBM. Alongside their academic studies, it’s the experiences like these that help our students to develop the knowledge and skills they’ll need to succeed, as well as inspire them, so they have the drive and ambition to get ahead.
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