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Tembisans shine at Peermont Hotel School’s first graduation ceremony

Supported by the City of Ekurhuleni, this world-class institution is dedicated to hospitality training and development

THE Peermont Hotel School (PHS), which was started just over a year ago by Peermont Global at Emperors Palace held its first graduation ceremony at the Red Roman Shed at the Palace of Dreams recently.

Also read: Peermont Hotel School, a first of its kind in Ekurhuleni

Among the first students enrolled at the school to graduate were these youngsters from Tembisa who are pictured after their graduation with PHS Directors, Thembekile Makhoba (front seated second left) and Amanda Fischer (seated second right) and Celo director, Jeanne Visagie (middle row, in the middle). Photograph: Yolanda van der Stoep.

Supported by the City of Ekurhuleni this world-class institution, dedicated to hospitality training and development, gives youngsters from Ekurhuleni a 12-month bursary to train under hospitality industry professionals, which includes theoretical training as well as gaining practical insight into vital roles within the industry.

Each group of 72 learners spends two of the 12 months’ training at the school at Emperors Palace, two months at Emperors Palace working alongside the hotel’s world-class staff and eight months with various industry partners in order to hone their skills as chefs, restaurant service staff and housekeeping staff.

For more information about Peermont Hotel School and to apply for learnership opportunities visit www.peermonthotelschool.co.za and like their page @PeermontHotelSchool

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