[Travelandtourism] Sattler Center
Amy Hatten
amykhatten at hotmail.com
Sun Jul 13 14:01:09 UTC 2014
My main interest is working as a reservationist in either an airline company or at a hotel chain. Whether it is in a call center or actually at the hotel. And eventually do front desk agent at a hotel. I've worked as a recreation attendant at a resort and a housekeeper at a small hotel, but it was prior to meet becoming blind. (6 years ago). But I would love to get back into the hospitality area and do something in that line of work.
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> On Jul 12, 2014, at 8:33 PM, "Maryann Migliorelli via Travelandtourism" <travelandtourism at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
> Hi, This is MaryAnn Migliorelli. I haven't written to the list in quite a
> while, but Amy's topic caught my interest.
> I used the Statler Center as a resource when I started my career at
> Marriott. Unfortunately, they didn't have much information about the
> particular software I needed to use, but their director is very interested
> in my progress.
> One of the best ways I examine programs, whether centers or schools like
> Statler is to look at their placement in fields of interest or independence.
> Depending on what you want out of a hospitality career, Statler may meet
> your needs. I wanted more than it could provide, so I focused on a
> hospitality degree which would better aid my aspiration toward management.
> Check with them to see how many people they have placed in your desired
> career field and how far up the ladder their placements have gone.
> As to CCB, I have done some substitute teaching there. The program is
> definitely solid, and so are the others. You can get more out of it than
> you put in if you are willing to work hard and absorb the teaching like a
> good spunge. The best advice I can give on center choice is to spend time
> talking to folks from each of them. Administration is what sets each of
> them apart from their counterparts.
> I hope this makes sense and helps a little.
>
> Warm regards,
>
> Maryann Migliorelli
>
>
>
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