S’pore hospitality training for Sabahans
Published on: Thursday, March 12, 2020
From left Prof Sr Dr Mohaizi (President NBUC), Prof Dr Fred Chin (Vice-Chancellor NBUC), Dr Sri Kumar Sivakumaran (DHS Hospitality Academy Human Resource & Training Director) and Jessel Yansalang (Executive Director Borneo Edu Promotion) during the signing of MoU ceremony.
Kota Kinabalu: School leavers from Sabah will have the chance to undergo hospitality-related training in Singapore.The programme dubbed Sabah Youth Hospitality Academy is made possible with the recent signing of a memorandum of understanding between DHS Hospitality Academy with North Borneo University College.
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As Sabah offers destinations that could attract international tourists, there is a need for local talents to fulfill the needs of good hospitality services
The collaboration will give opportunities for those age 18 and above to enrol in the 7 months programme.
Prior to enrolment, interview sessions would be conducted in Sabah to allow parents to understand the concept of the course.
Successful candidates would have a month’s training in the country and the remaining months in Singapore.
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During the six months industrial attachment in the food service industry in Singapore, students will be provided with accommodation, duty meals, and insurance.
Besides a one-way airfare to Singapore from here, they will also be provided with a monthly allowance of between SGD 500 (RM1,513) to SGD 700 (RM2,119).
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