Episode 63. Alexander Muir | The Evolution of Hospitality Education

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Welcome back to the Schulering Hub podcast! Today we delve into the world of hospitality education with our esteemed guest, Alexander Muir.Alexander, a hospitality management teacher with a rich background in the industry, shares insights into his journey and the evolving landscape of hospitality education. From his early experiences in family-owned coffee shops to his tenure with prestigious establishments like The Four Seasons in London, Alexander's passion for hospitality shines through.In our conversation, we explore the relevance of a hospitality degree in today's dynamic industry. Alexander emphasizes the importance of acquiring both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, highlighting the diverse pathways available for aspiring professionals.We touch upon the evolving challenges faced by the industry, including the need for innovation and adaptability in the face of technological advancements and changing consumer expectations. Alexander underscores the role of education in preparing students for these challenges, advocating for a blend of traditional and hybrid learning models to meet diverse needs.The discussion also delves into the future of hospitality education, with a focus on personalized learning experiences and industry collaboration. Alexander envisions a curriculum that equips students with essential skills in sustainability, technology, and staffing management, ensuring they are well-prepared for the demands of tomorrow's hospitality landscape.And before we start enjoy our quest about Happiness in Hospitalith with Nah-Dja Tien. In this episode we discussed how hotteliers can use customers' feedback to help to grow employees' skills. 🔗 Connect with Alexander Muir And Nah-Dja Tien on LinkedIn for further insights: Alexander Nah-DjaUntil next time, this is Mauricio signing off. Stay curious, stay inspired, and keep exploring the world of hospitality with us on Schulering Hub! Find more information about Schulering on our website.Follow us on other social networks:Linkedin Youtube Instagram Schulering: Evolving Hospitality through Learning.

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