#courses related to hotel and restaurant management

[tittiesnhrtz]

hi hiiii idk if you’re still doing reqs 😭 if sooooo can you write ab eating ellie out while she’s on the phone 😞🙏

my apologies if this doesn't hit 😻

warnings: oral, public sex

ellie was on her iphone ten again, the poor thing adorned with spiderweb like patterns, having endured more tough days then you’ve ever seen. the light bouncing from it illuminated her face, highlighting the freckles dotted across her cheeks like the cherry blossoms scattered on the streets of the foreign city you both were meandering through.

this was supposed to be a family trip but of course your parents had to wind up in a work related meeting, leaving you with unused plane tickets and hotel reservations. you couldn’t let their money go to waste, so you asked your girlfriend to tag along. if you knew she’d be on that device ever since you both arrived this morning, you’d have cancelled the trip altogether. “just tendin to a niche game, babe. give me ten minutes.” ten minutes stretched into an excruciating five hours and thirty four minutes. not that you were keeping track. not that you were borderline desperate for her attention. not at all.

you cling onto her like a koala, encircling your arms around her torso, seeking for any sort of attention she can offer, even if it’s something as meagre as the faint sound of her heartbeat responding to your touch. “ellie.” you whine out her name, a pout painting itself on your face. in any other situation, she’d be a horny mess, yearning for more of those pretty sounds falling off your lips, but there was a seasonal event going on and she needed to collect all the weapons. “yeah?” she looks up for three milliseconds, “i’m kinda hungry, let’s go eat.” she intertwines your hand with her calloused one, the coldness radiating from her skin blending with your warmth, making you satisfied for now.

“whaddya wanna eat?” your eyes dart around at the cafés and restaurants passing by, lingering on a certain cat themed cafe. “ellie, look.” you beam, nudging her to shift her gaze at the cafe. “eh.” is all that leaves her mouth. “but you love cats.” your eyebrows furrow. “cause you love em.” you know that’s not true. she’d literally adopted a cat with sleek ginger fur from a sordid alleyway even though you’d warned her about the diseases it could carry. she ended up naming him ‘bricked up monstertruck pussy’ or ‘bump’ when she got tired of calling him by his full name. just when your mouth parts open to speak again, she pockets her phone with her other hand, her thumb caressing the back of your hand. fucking finally. you almost break out into a wide grin, biting on your lip to conceal the desperation that previously resided in you.

“babe, we have to go there.” she starts leading you to a sci-fi cafe, her battered converse moving with enthusiasm. a sound mimicking an airlock opening echoes when ellie steps inside with you in tow. “that’s so cool.” she giggles. the cafe is dimly lit with metallic blue lights, the high ceiling painted with an array of alien stars and galaxies. you slip into a booth at the far end, taking a seat opposite of ellie.

the waiter takes your orders; ellie gets a drink with syllables you can’t even decipher and a burger. you decide on a strawberry milkshake, something basic, and the same burger she chose. “that’s so you.” her face splits into a lopsided grin. “what does that mean?” you play with your bracelet, relishing the feeling of her eyes on you. “dunno…like, you’re sweet..like strawberries.” a smile lingers on your lips, nearly making you forget how she’d been technically ignoring you, until you hear the faint buzz of her phone— a fatuous theme song from a movie blaring as her ringtone.

she has the audacity to hum to the rhythm before picking it up to answer jesse. she rambles on about how she’d managed to beat six levels in just twenty minutes, an obvious lie. you know better, you’d been the one suffering all day. five minutes slip by, fleeting like the rocket in the hologram video flickering on the wall. you’ve had enough, you decide.

you sneak under the table, the tablecloth shiny with neon green glitter concealing you almost completely. she’s manspreading on the couch, giving you easy access to settle between her legs. she doesn’t notice you’ve moved until she feels two hands resting on both of her thighs. you let out a small giggle as she looks down at your head peering through the tablecloth, surprise etching on her face. her breath hitches at the sensation of your cheek resting against her thigh, the rasp of denim against flesh. she secures your chin in the palm of her calloused hand to make you look up at her dilated pupils, green eyes taking on an inky darkness. it feels sinful to be looking at you in this angle. even in the dim light, she can make out your doe eyed expression, and her boxers suddenly feel uncomfortable.

jesse’s voice fades away into the background, his words ringing through the other line but not quite making it into her ear. swiftly, you unbuckle her belt and tug on her jeans, the denim whispering down her thighs. you don’t care that you’re in public, the lighting, the very few people and the fact that you’re in the far end of the cafe should obscure whatever you’re about to do. her grasp on your chin releases and her fingers tangle in your locks as she leans back against the couch. with bated breath, she watches your head settle in between her thighs, stifling a moan when you kitten lick at the damp cotton. her hand clenches at your roots, “atta girl.” she mumbles incoherently.

“el, you there?” you pull back, hearing the faint sound of jesse’s voice. you pat her thigh, “answer him.” your fingers hook into the waistband of her boxers, pulling them down to join her jeans. the cool air dances along her warm exposed skin, as the plush of your lips pucker around her throbbing, swollen clit.

“mngh..y-yeah, yeah.” she grunts, pushing your face further, making you bask in her nectar. your fingers glide against her thighs languidly, as your whimpers get muffled against her core. this feels like an atonement of some sort, the attention you’ve been craving so badly, now all yours. you look up at her through your eyelashes, taking in how she’s biting on the palm of the hand that’s holding her phone to hold back the noises threatening to cascade.

“uhm, ellie..you okay?” she barely registers his confused voice over the feeling of your tongue sliding up and down her folds, making her eyes flutter shut. her juices flow down your chin and onto the leather couch below, as you close your eyes too, messily swirling your tongue in circles around her clit now. jesse repeats his question and she brings the phone closer to her again, “dude, i’ll call you lat- fuck.” her words get cut off by a moan at the sudden intrusion of your warm muscle thrusting inside her weeping cunt.

the phone falls from her grasp, landing somewhere on the ground with a soft thud, probably adding a new crack amongst the ones already marring the screen. she doesn’t even care, her mind clouded with pure bliss. both of her hands card through your hair, feeling the softness of it against her roughness. her forehead rests against the table, back hunching as she quietly whimpers, her thighs closing around your head. the moan you let out reverberates through her body, teetering her to the edge. you spread her pussy lips wider with your fingers, gliding your tongue up and down again.

“gonna…fuck..i’m gonna..” she mumbles against the fabric of the tablecloth, tugging on your hair gently. one of her hand moves to rest on the nape of your neck when she comes, seeing the whole of orion belt as her eyes roll to the back of her head. she lets out a throaty breath as she no longer feels your mouth on her core. lifting her head up from the table, she pulls her boxers up the first thing. she tilts your head up and lets out a moan at the sight of your chin glistening with her juices, not even bothering to lower her voice. the pad of her thumb runs along your slightly parted lips before lingering on the bottom one. she leans down to plant a velvety kiss on your forehead, clamping your cheeks together. “you’re so fucking paying for this when we get back to the hotel room.”

[flowerandblood]

Play with my heart (2/3)

[ modern actors • Aemond x Strong • female ]

[ warnings: masturbation, kissing, sexual tension, eavesdropping, discomfort associated with the loss of an eye, remorse, doubts, anxiety, unprofessional behavior ]

[ description: He gets the main role in a series about a great family and dragons, which could change his career. He is set to play the uncle and love interest of his childhood friend. When he meets the actress who plays her role, he begins to lose track of what is an acting and what is his real feelings. Sexual tension, grumpy, withdrawn, thirsty Aemond. ]

Author’s note: Yeah. I talked about it and I did it. You don't even know how much fun I had doing this. Of course, my characters play in a series whose script is an exact copy of my story The Fall from the Heavens. In this universe, Aemond (playing the One-Eyed Prince) and Rhaenys (playing the Princess) are of course not related – the other characters are also just actors. This three-part series is my gift to all fans of the original series, thank you so much for your support. "Rhaenys" in this story is her artistic pseudonym which she use instead of her real name.

* English is not my first language. Please, do not repost. Enjoy! *

Next chapters: Masterlist

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After filming the scene, they rose from the bed as if nothing had happened. The director complimented her acting, saying that she was able to wonderfully portray both the innocence and temptation her character evoked. She smiled at him as he unscrewed the water bottle and took a sip from it, walking towards him.

"They say the beginnings are the hardest." She said softly, looking around, waiting for the director to review again what they had managed to record and decide if anything needed to be repeated.

"Mmm." He hummed, taking another sip of water, feeling uncomfortable now that he was standing in front of her without a script, not knowing what to say.

They stood side by side in awkward silence for a while, looking at their director – he finally said that he liked everything and they would now shoot the scene where the Prince wakes her up in the middle of the night, dragging her out of her chamber after returning from Storm's End.

When he returned to his hotel room he collapsed on his bed, tired but also content. He felt ashamed that he had forgotten the line and at the same time he was grateful that his partner on set had helped him and been supportive, warm and understanding.

He didn't know how he felt about getting aroused during the scene of them kissing – he wondered where the limit of method acting was and whether he had gotten that much into his character or whether it was something else.

He decided he wouldn't think about it, and as long as they played their parts well, nothing else mattered.

The next day there was a big breakfast together in the hotel restaurant. At the table sat the director and his deputies, the writers, producers, actors, stylists and the many other people who contributed to this gigantic production.

She smiled at him from afar and waved at him, sitting at the table in her hair tied up in a braid, on her body only a T-shirt with the Pokemon logo and yellow tracksuit shorts.

He swallowed quietly, putting his hands in his trouser pockets, and sat down next to her, greeting her and everyone else along the way, unsure of how to act. Aegon sitting on the other side of the table extended his hand to him and he shook it.

"– how are you two doing? – you already have some passionate scenes behind you, right? – he's hot, isn't he? –" He asked her partner with amusement, who laughed out loud, trying to turn his question into a joke.

"– everyone here is beautiful and talented – I'm in heaven –" She said softly, deftly avoiding answering. Aegon laughed at her words and stretched in his chair, yawning loudly, losing interest in the subject.

He reached for the cheese toast, watching out of the corner of his eye as her hands placed the pancakes on her plate, which she covered next with pouring chocolate. She lifted her gaze to him and smiled at him warmly as their gazes met – he turned his face away, feeling like a mute, his heart stuck in his throat.

Why was he acting like an idiot in front of her?

It seemed to him that she took his silence as a signal that he simply wanted to eat his breakfast in peace, so she spoke animatedly to the woman to her right, Alys Rivers, who was to play the Witch of Harrenhal.

Aegon was talking to him across the table, mentioning something about their shared scene with him and Helaena. He nodded, sipping his toast with a gulp of coffee, absorbed in his thoughts, for some reason returning to their kiss.

He'd kissed many women in his career before, but this time it was something different.

He thought she was an excellent young actress.

In the following scenes they played he saw her in a gown for the first time. He thought she looked like some immortal elf in it, beautiful and light, a warm, gentle smile directed towards him on her face.

Her gown consisted of two colours – her long, floor-length sleeves were red, and the material hugging her breasts, hips and waist was light blue. Her shoulders were bare; other than that, she wore no other jewellery, her long hair falling softly down her back, accentuating her long neck.

He swallowed hard, feeling a twinge in his gut for some reason, and turned his face away, sitting down with her at the table where, together with Aegon and Helaena, they played out the scene in which the King informed them that they would be marrying for a second time, this time before the Septon.

They spent the rest of the day in the courtyard, filming shots of them meeting years later, and their conversation after they married, when the Princess came out to speak to him.

He felt a pleasant tingling in his lower abdomen at the thought of kissing her again: to his surprise, cupping her chin and placing a tender, soft kiss on her mouth came to him with ease. Her moist, fleshy lips didn't close against his caress, on the contrary, they parted invitingly, her hand tightening on his wrist.

Encouraged, though it wasn't in the script, he took a step forward and deepened the kiss, lazily brushing her soft mouth with his, her eyes closed, a quiet, sweet sigh left her mouth.

When he pulled away, he met her gaze, warm and misty, her cheeks flushed. He stroked her jaw with his thumb and she surprised him by rising on her toes, kissing the tip of his nose.

He felt his heart pound hard at the thought that this was not in the script.

However, he checked it quickly afterwards as he prepared for the next scene and saw that the director had added it as a suggestion.

He was furious with himself for feeling disappointed.

What was he thinking?

He didn't think it would be a problem for him, but he actually felt discomfort when it was time for them to play the scene where the Prince pulls off his eye patch in front of his beloved.

A new prosthetic eye was created especially for him which looked like a sapphire to represent his character well.

He was to wear it that day instead of his usual artificial left eye.

The sapphire eye was cleaned and prepared for him by the doctor who supervised, staying with him in private in the dressing room, that all was well. The very moment he closed his eyelid and opened it he felt that it was not.

Although its surface was smooth, something was wrong about its shape, rubbing his eye socket, once in a while pressing on a nerve under his skin from which shivers ran through him.

"It will take at least a few days to polish and change it."

He thought with a pursed lips that they didn't have that much time.

The shooting schedule was set to the hour.

He figured he would just get into his character's suffering more than he should.

As he walked onto the set he was met by her warm, comforting smile. He closed his eyes, clamping his fingers on the base of his nose, trying to listen in peace to what their director had to say to them.

"It's a scene of their tenderness, their closeness, at last devoid of subconscious brutality. In that one moment they reclaim each other." He said, and they nodded their heads.

In the original, this was accompanied by a sex scene, but the screenwriters decided that affectionate, passionate kissing would suffice here.

The thought that he would be able to do this to her made his heart pound like crazy, but he couldn't enjoy it: he clenched his eyes again and again, feeling discomfort.

Feeling pain.

For some reason, he thought he deserved it for his inability to be professional, for what they were doing was out of his control.

Rhaenys sat down on the desk and he stepped in front of her, between her thighs, her dark blue dress with exposed shoulders and sleeves reaching the ground perfectly accentuated her graceful figure.

She smiled, placing her hands on his shoulders, his fingers involuntarily running over her waist.

"Action!"

He took a step towards her, cupping her face in his hands, trying to focus only on her gentle gaze, only on her warm breath, only on how soft her skin was, instead of the fact that pain was filling his skull.

"Rhaenys." He whispered tenderly, pleadingly – the discomfort he felt made his words resound as if he was in pain – in pain because of the fact that they were separate.

She blinked, surprised and somehow touched, clearly appreciating his acting, which was only a matter of coincidence. She lifted her hand to his eye patch and he grabbed her wrist violently, her breath stuck in her throat.

"No." He said coldly and closed his eyes, feeling the pain as if a bolt of electricity surged through the left side of his face.

"You're my husband. That's enough." She whispered, wanting to soften her words by taking his face in her hands, making him involuntarily moan in pain. She let go of him, terrified.

"Are you okay?" She asked leaning over him and he nodded his head.

"What's going on?" The director asked them. "We're going to have to repeat the whole scene."

Fuck.

"Are you in pain? Please tell me." She whispered pleadingly and he shook his head.

"No. No, I….FUCK!" He hissed, leaning over, clasping his hand over the left side of his face, feeling such excruciating ache that he felt like ripping off his skin and tearing out all the nerves that were there.

"Call a doctor, he is in pain!" She called out, startling him by pulling the eye patch off his face. He heard her sigh in horror and cover her mouth with her hand, his stomach clenched in discomfort at the thought.

That she saw it.

That she felt disgusted.

"My God, his eye is all swollen up, what have you done to him? Can you take it out? Come." She said, taking his hand, and he walked out of the room with her like a small child, bumping into the doctor on the way.

"I warned him" He said.

"I can stay and help. If you don't mind." She said sitting down next to him on the couch in his dressing room.

He wanted to reply for her to leave, but he only groaned, unable to stand it, and as soon as the doctor had disinfected his hand he removed the sapphire prosthesis from his eye socket.

He did not know why he burst out crying.

He hid his face in his hands, feeling humiliated, thinking that the reason he had been taken for the role was because they hoped they wouldn't have to spend money on expensive CGI, but in fact he had wasted their entire day of filming.

He swallowed hard when he felt her arms embrace his head and let her lean over as she hugged him to her breasts, her pleasant scent, her warm hands stroking his jaw and back.

"Leave us alone for a moment." He heard her voice. The man nodded and said he would fetch an ointment that should soothe the abrasions.

"It would be best if you didn't wear your artificial eye today and let your eye socket rest." The man said.

"Get the FUCK out!" He growled, closing his eyes, thinking it was wonderful news, going around the set with an empty eye.

He thought it was the worst day of his life.

He swallowed hard as her forehead pressed against the top of his head, her gentle hands stroking his face, shoulders and back giving him a feeling of comfort and security.

It was so hard for him, and she was by his side.

"I admire you for holding out for so long. They should have checked that the prosthesis fit earlier, not on the day of filming. It's the production's fault and the director knows that. I'm sure he appreciates your commitment and will reorganise the work." She whispered calmly, as if she wanted to comfort him, and indeed, her words made him feel relieved.

"I'm sorry." He mumbled.

"Don't apologise."

"Can I lay my head on your lap?" He asked in a trembling voice, wondering if his request was disrespectful.

He just wanted to close his eyes for a moment and relax.

"Yes. Yes, of course, come here." She said, turning so that he could lie down.

He turned his head so that she couldn't see his left eye socket and rested his cheek on her thighs, placing his hand on her knee. He closed his eyes and sighed quietly when he felt one of her hands on his shoulder and the other on his cheek, her thumb gently stroking his skin.

There was complete silence between them.

"I got really attached to you, you know? I hope we still keep in touch after the shooting." She whispered making him swallow hard, cold sweat trickling down his neck as he felt his manhood react to her words with an aggressive throbbing.

"Yes." He muttered. "Yes, me too."

He spent the evening in the hotel bar, meant for guests only, feeling reasonably safe there, wanting to ease his mind a little, wearing a thin bandage over his left eye that allowed air to pass through.

He resented himself for being unprofessional, for having his real feelings mixed up with what he was supposed to be playing as a Prince character.

For the first time, he doubted whether he should really be an actor.

His grandfather surprised him by walking up to him from behind, patting him on the back.

"Don't worry about the issue with the artificial eye: it was their fault and the director came to me to apologise for the prosthesis not being tested earlier. You both do a wonderful job on set. The chemistry between you two is palpable and it shows on camera." He said, sitting down next to him at the bar table.

He pressed his lips together at his words, wondering if he should confide in him.

"I don't know myself. I'm confused." He confessed, embarrassed. His grandfather looked at him in surprise as soon as he ordered a double whisky for himself.

"Confused? Because of that girl? It's normal. She's kind and pretty. If you're feeling desire, that's good. Turn it into your acting." He said lightly, however, making him feel not relief but discomfort in his stomach. He stared dully into his glass for a moment, feeling the aggressive pounding of his heart.

"… I'm not sure if what's going on inside my head is good." He said in a trembling voice. His grandfather hummed under his breath, taking a sip from the glass the man had placed in front of him.

"As usual, you think too much. Even if… well, something happens between you two, one or two nights, it's nothing terrible. On set it happens all the time. The tension is high and you have to find an outlet for it somewhere." He said.

He got up from his seat and just left, feeling that he had made him sick.

He didn't agree with him, and he didn't think that using her to get off sexually was a normal thing to do.

She was young, younger than him, still filled with enthusiasm and naivety.

He didn't want to be one of those men who would take advantage of that, seduce her and then leave her humiliated as soon as the shooting was over, saying it was just a fun.

He had casual sex with actresses, but never with those he worked with directly. Nothing came of it because their paths quickly diverged and he didn't have the desire or strength for a long-distance relationship.

He didn't care.

He took a shower, brushed his teeth, changed into a T-shirt and sweatpants and went to bed, trying not to think about the fact that tomorrow they were to play a scene in which he exposes her breasts.

Not all love scenes were left in the script, however, this one was one of them, because it was significant moment – their first real intimacy and reunion after years.

They knew there was enormous pressure on them. He could see it in her face the next day – also dressed in a night gown she was looking down at her fingers, stressed, not a trace of her smile and confidence from the auditions.

He approached her, for some reason feeling that he should comfort her, lift her spirits, let her know that they didn't have to rush.

"– do you want to talk about how we're going to do this? –" He asked quietly and she nodded, unable to even look him in the eye.

"– yes –" She mumbled.

"– so –" He began, feeling for some reason that his heart started pounding like crazy, his hands clenched into fists. "– I'd start with kisses first – on the lips, on the neck, on the shoulders – they're rubbing against each other in this scene because they're feeling arousal, so it would be a good idea to try and mimic similar…movements – then I'll slide your nightgown off your shoulders – we can agree that you will guide my hand yourself when you think you're ready for me to touch you there –" He said quickly, forcing himself to be calm and composed, feeling a cold sweat run down his back.

Why was he so terrified?

He saw that she swallowed hard and nodded, looking up at him and lowering her gaze quickly, red with embarrassment.

"– yes – yes, that's a good idea –" She said and looked at him, her gaze warm, comforting.

Kind.

"– how's your eye? –"

He lowered his gaze, looking down at his boots, embarrassed.

"It's better now. Thank you. For everything. I don't want you to be scared today. Tell me if you feel something is wrong. Okay?" He hummed, and she nodded quickly, giving him a grateful smile.

"– thank you – I will –"

He swallowed heavily when the director told them to take their places. He sat down in a chair and she walked over to him, looking at him questioningly. He nodded, extending his hand to her to help her up, and she sat awkwardly on his thighs. He gently placed his hand on her hip, forcing her to slide closer to his chest, just as scripted.

They both swallowed hard as his manhood pulsed between her thighs under the material of his breeches, touching the material of her flesh-coloured panties, but neither of them said anything.

"– we will take it slow – okay? –" He encouraged her, gently cupping her cheek in his hand, bringing her face close to his. She nodded and smiled warmly at him, as if he had said exactly what she needed to hear.

"– okay –" She said.

Their director nodded at them.

"Let's try to get a feel for it first. This scene is about building tension slowly. If you feel discomfort, speak up, we'll try to do something about it. Ready?" He asked, and they nodded their heads like little children.

"Action!"

Apart from the sizzle of the fire in the fireplace to their right, surrounding their faces with warm light, there was complete silence around them.

He waited a moment before he pulled her face closer to him and his lips tentatively brushed hers in a slow, shy, moist kiss. He felt her body involuntarily move closer to him, her arms closing his neck in an tender embrace.

He felt her soft breasts through the material of his tunic, his hands traveled down her waist to her hip which he began to stroke in a soft, lazy, affectionate motion. She sighed softly into his mouth making his half-hard erection hit the space between her thighs again.

They froze in mid-motion and he was already about to apologise to her, telling her to stop, when this time it was she who leaned in. His voice went dead in his throat as her lips pressed against his, her body rubbing uncertainly against what was beneath her.

Fuck.

He thought as his hips tentatively came out to meet her, pressing what was in his breeches between her thighs, making it swell and pulsate, that this was not a good idea.

He knew she could feel it and that turned him on even more.

Her breath had become heavy and accelerated, their kisses messier, stickier, warmer, his fingers involuntarily dug into the skin of her hips hidden beneath the thin material.

"– uncle –" She mewled into his mouth in a way from which his erection became completely hard, his hand clamped down on her neck, forcing her to stay still as he slid his tongue deep into her throat.

She moaned, startled, gripping his shoulders, rolling her hips back and forth as if in a trance, teasing him deliberately, squeezing his length between his lower abdomen and her body again and again, the tip of her slick tongue licking his.

"– it tickles – here –" She mumbled helplessly, pressing her forehead against his, looking down, between her thighs, watching his bulge twitching in his breeches, which, however, only they could see.

He should have said his line, but instead, completely stunned by her behaviour and smell, he grabbed the material of her nightgown and slid it off her shoulders, snuggling his face between her sweet breasts.

She opened her mouth wide, shocked and moaned, hugging his head to her heart, making his cock throb hard. She took his hand in hers and guided it up, to her breast – he gasped, shocked how good it felt, squeezing tentatively her plump softness with his fingers, placing sticky, wet kisses on her sternum, her hands buried in his hair pressed him tighter against her bare, hot skin.

It seemed to him that she was as shocked by this sensation as he was, for she began to moan quietly – her nipple became hard under his thumb as he began to rub and tease it, his free hand clamped down on her buttock, again and again rubbing his painfully swollen erection against her.

He was turned on.

"Cut! What chemistry, I'm at a loss for words!" The director called out, and he let her go immediately.

She jumped back and got off his lap, inhaling heavily as if she was out of breath, putting the material of her nightgown quickly over her shoulders and breasts, the stylist said something to her and she just nodded, looking at him with big eyes.

He crossed his legs quickly and grunted, covering his mouth with his hand, looking towards the fire, pretending to listen to one of the assistants saying that now that they were all in emotion they would try to film their conversation years later.

Although they tried, neither of them could concentrate and they forgot their lines over and over again.

"What's going on with you two? Do you need a break?" The director asked them, and they replied at the same time that they did.

It frightened him to see her leave immediately, the thought that she might nevertheless have felt uncomfortable, that he had done something that crossed the line for her, but she was afraid to tell him.

He got up and followed her, heading for the rooms where they were changing and getting their make-up done, standing in front of the door with her name on it.

He froze when he heard a strange sound that seemed to him to be a moan of pain. He opened his mouth, wanting to ask if she was all right, if he could come inside, but then she made a different sound, a more familiar one that made his erection throb hard in his breeches.

He heard her quiet panting mixed with sweet, innocent mewls of pleasure, from which he himself began to breathe through his mouth, shocked.

He leaned his forehead against the door, wanting to hear it better, with the corner of his eye looking to see if anyone was around, but they were all on the set. He thought he was just a pervert when his hand travelled deep under the material of his trousers, clamping down on his long, swollen cock, twitching painfully with desire in his hand.

He imagined what she looked like now, digging her delicate fingers into her fleshy walls, leaking with moisture, pulsing because of him, because of what he had done to her, because of his kisses and touch.

He drew in a loud breath and pressed his lips together, giving himself a firmer squeeze at the base, imagining that he had grasped her thighs in his hands and spread them in front of his face, sinking his mouth into her wonderful, delicate folds, licking and caressing her little cunt.

He sped up, hearing the quiet sounds in her room become more vulnerable and helpless, and after a moment she moaned a little louder with some kind of relief.

He opened his mouth wide when he felt his warm semen spurt out onto his fingers at the thought that she had just come because of him.

He cursed under his breath as he looked at his hand and headed quickly to the bathroom, afraid that anyone would see him.

As he washed his hands in the sink he looked at his reflection, at his white wig and eye patch, and decided that he was beginning to lose control, that he no longer knew which feelings were his and which were his character's.

He was terrified and had no one to tell about it.

He only saw her at dinner that evening, and although she sat next to him, she didn't look at him. He pressed his lips together at the thought that she was as ashamed as he was, only she had no idea that he knew what she had done and that he had done exactly the same thing himself.

He was crushed by a sense of guilt that he didn't know what to do with.

He decided to finally speak to her, feeling his heart in his throat, playing with his fingers.

"Did I overdo it? Today during our scene." He asked in a trembling voice, trying to sound indifferent and cool. She looked at him surprised, putting her glass of juice down on the table.

"– I – no, I'm sorry I left so suddenly – it's just that all of this – all of this has overwhelmed me –" She muttered, looking down at her hands lying on her lap.

He looked at her in silence, feeling a squeeze in his throat at the thought that he understood her, that perhaps they felt the same way.

"– if you don't mind – I'd like to rehearse scenes with you before we play them – I'd like to talk to you about them – I have too much chaos in my head and no one to share it with –" She said, looking up at him finally, her brow furrowed in fear that he would not take her suggestion well.

He, however, felt some wonderful kind of relief.

"– yes – yes, that's a great idea –"

They spent the next few days acting out scenes, talking to each other for hours in the evenings in the hotel restaurant or her room about how they wanted to portray particular dialogues.

"– then when they're arguing I think to approach it more along the lines that: he just wants forgiveness and she's tired of him always expecting her to forgive him, even though he himself has held a grudge against her for so many years – something like: what should I do now? – divorce you? –" She asked sternly, getting into character for a moment, wanting to show him what she meant.

He hummed at her words and nodded, intrigued.

"– yes – yes, I think it's a good track – he's broken, exposed, afraid of the visions of that witch – he tries to push it away, but because of the way he represses it, everything he's afraid of comes back to him in nightmares –" He said, half lying half sitting on her bed with a copy of the script in his hand, the other gesturing as if he were a lecturer.

She nodded quickly at his words, sitting down next to him on the sheets, excited.

"– yes, exactly – he locks too much inside himself, and everything he fears then manifests itself in his dreams – his thoughts overwhelming him more and more and filled his mind like water that finally bursts his skull –"

"– a drop drills a rock –" He murmured and she snapped her fingers.

"– exactly –" She said, swinging her legs.

Unintentionally, his gaze traveled over her figure – her light-coloured sweatshirt with Jigglypuff from Pokemons seemed very fluffy to him, white tracksuit shorts and pretty white floral socks on her legs.

"– are you still watching this? –" He grinned with amusement. She cocked her head, smiling broadly.

"– what? –"

"– Pokemons –"

She giggled, embarrassed; the sound, innocent and sweet, made him feel a tightening in his throat and a pleasant tingling in his lower abdomen.

"– yes, but only the first few seasons – you know – the classics –" She said, closing her eyes proudly, as if she were speaking some work of Shakespeare.

"– mmm – I watched this when I was a kid –" He confessed, and she shifted towards him, delighted, surprising him completely.

"– I have a laptop – do you want to watch the first episodes together and order a pizza? –"

Though the suggestion seemed absurd to him, he agreed, and it wasn't long before he was watching, lying next to her on her bed, with a big carton of pizza lying on their bellies, as Ash tried to tame Pikachu.

"– God, how long it's been since I've watched this –" He muttered, feeling some kind of melancholy. He heard her melodious, joyful laughter.

"– I know this episode by heart –" She said between one greedy bite of pizza and another, clearly pleased and happy.

For some reason, despite his rather solitary nature, he felt comfortable around her. Her behavior made him feel like he wasn't being judged or watched – he knew he could say at any time that he was going back to his room to rest, and she wouldn't hold it against him.

He caught himself thinking that he really liked her.

What made him involuntarily distance himself from closer acquaintanceships with actresses was that it often seemed to him that they played offstage as well – they stepped into the role of innocent, sweet, dreamy romantics or passionate unapproachable women, but in fact he had no idea if he knew them at all.

With her, however, it was different – her sudden, unexpected reactions, the glint in her eye, her smile and unthinking remarks were real.

For some reason, her character, her presence had a soothing effect on him.

He was ashamed to admit that he liked her a little too much.

He kept repeating to himself that just one more episode and he would go, but another and another flew by. Her warm, soft body was wonderfully close, their arms were pressed against each other, their heads lying side by side on the pillow, as they looked at the laptop lying between their legs.

For some reason he felt like a little child again who was about to spend the night with his mate.

He looked at her out of the corner of his eye and noticed that her eyes were closed, her lips parted slightly, her head tilted to one side in deep sleep.

Something captured him in this sight – the thought that she felt comfortable and good enough with him that she had fallen asleep.

He rose slowly, taking the large pizza box from their thighs, setting it down on the floor and rose, trying to be quiet. She twisted around and hummed something as he covered her with the duvet and turned off the lamp, feeling somehow proud of himself for treating her the way she deserved it.

It was as if he had a friend.

[vintagelasvegas]

Tally Ho / Aladdin / Planet Hollywood

Aladdin opened in 1966 with one of the Strip's first neon-enhanced porte-cochéres, a freestanding sign featuring a revolving, three-sided marquee, topped with an "Aladdin's Lamp," designed and fabricated by YESCO.

Tally Ho ('62-'65)

'61: Edwin S. Lowe announces plans for Tally Ho non-gaming hotel. In the 40s the land was owned by locals Salton, Rose, and Goldberg. (Alexander & Rebecca Salton, founding members of the Las Vegas Jewish community.)

'62: Dec. 24, Opening of Tally-Ho, hotel and country club with 9-hole golf course. 322 of the 450 rooms open during “preview opening” in Dec. The hotel was alternately spelled Tally Ho, Tally-Ho, and Tallyho.

'63: Oct. 11, Tally Ho closed. “Ed Lowe made no excuses … admits he was dead wrong about a no gambling luxury hotel.” (Hertz, RJ 10/13/63)

'63: Oct., Norman Kaye and Frank Windsor operate the Tally Ho golf course.

'63: Oct.-Dec., The hotel is sold to Kings Crown Inns of America, represented by Floyd and Beryl Cook, Donald Bolinger (Cooks Brothers Trusts, Indiana). Under lease to operators Edward Nealis, Charles Luftig, and partners, Kings Crown Tally Ho's hotel, lounge, and restaurants reopen in Dec. (Duke, RJ 12/20/63)

'64: Construction of a showroom and casino begins in Fall, misses New Year's Eve opening deadline. The showroom and casino are completed in '65, ultimately never opened. (RJ 4/8/64, RJ 5/18/65)

'65: Nealis heads 18 casino applicants of Tallyho Operating Co. who are unable to get approval from Nevada Gaming Control Board (GCB). In later years Jimmy "the Weasel" Fratianno of the Los Angeles crime family claimed he owned a piece of the Tally Ho and was to run the casino. (AP 2/17/65, RJ 11/25/84, Mob Museum 12/8/2017)

'65: Apr. 1, Tally Ho closed for the second time after King's Crown files suit against Tallyho Operating Co. for unpaid rent. Tenants are evicted, property put in control of the owners.

'65: Dec., Tally Ho bought by Milton Prell (Prell Hotel Corp.) from The Cooks Brothers Trusts.

Aladdin ('66-'97)

'66: Aladdin announced. Drawings for redesigned casino and proposed hotel tower unveiled early in the year. Martin Stern, architect. (RJ 1/2/66, RJ 1/17/66)

'66: Mar. 31, Aladdin opened. Freestanding sign and the Strip's first neon-enhanced porte-cochère by YESCO. Primary owners M. Prell, G. Gilbert, and S. Krystal, all former members of Sahara-Nevada Corp. Comedian Jackie Mason opens the 500-seat Baghdad Theatre.

'66: Dec., Prell stops $75k/month payments on the Aladdin and asks that the price be cut. The trustees agree to reduce the sale price to $5.5M. (Dayton, 4/20/72)

'67: Sep. 26, Milton Prell suffers a debilitating stroke which removes him from Aladdin management. (Dayton, 4/20/72)

'68: Apr., Stockholders of Prell Hotel Corp. vote to merge with Parvin-Dohrmann Co., leading to Parvin-Dohrmann take-over the Aladdin.

'68: Jun., Parvin-Dohrmann operation of Aladdin’s casino approved by GCB. (RJ 6/20/68)

'68: Sep., 28, "after the stock trade was finalized, Milton Prell, by this time paralyzed, was told by the new management he had two weeks to get out of the Aladdin." (McKnight, Alexander. Journal Herald, 4/20/72)

'70: Parvin-Dohrmann adopts the new name Recrion, and strips the firm of all its holdings except for its three Las Vegas hotel-casinos: Aladdin, Fremont, and Stardust.

'71: Oct.-Dec., Recrion announces sale to Sam Diamond, P. Webbe, R. Daly, D. Aikin as Aladdin Hotel Corp. Diamond announces plans for hotel tower.

'71: Entertainment director James Tamer is involved in secretly managing the casino and directing the skim, according to later conviction.

'74: Aladdin investigated by GCB for issuing comps to organized crime figures.

'74: Groundbreaking for the “Tower of Majesty” high-rise, and theater. Lee Linton, architect. Years later in '83, Linton and Aladdin attorney Sorkis Webbe are each convicted of tax fraud in relating to a kickback scheme during the '74 expansion.

'76: Jul., Tower and Theatre for the Performing Arts opened; new porte-cochère by Charles Barnard, Ad-Art; original sign replaced; all financed by Teamsters Central States Pension Fund loan.

'76: Mae Ellen George buys 24% of the hotel, relying on advice of Tamer.

'78: Aug. 3, Detroit federal grand jury indicts Tamer, Aladdin GM James Abraham, Aladdin casino manager Edward Monazym, and Charles Goldfarb (denied a license in ’71) of conspiring to allow hidden owners to exert control over the resort. Owners of the Aladdin at this time are Webbe (34%), Diamond (23%), Mae George (19%), Daly (14%), John Jenkins (8%), and George Morse (2%). (RJ 8/3/78)

'79: Mar. 13, Tamer, Abraham, Monazym, and Goldfarb convicted.

'79: Aug., GCB closes the resort; U.S. District Judge Claiborne opens it hours later, “until a mob-free buyer could be found.” (German, RJ 9/20/2021.)

'80: Jan., Ed Nigro gains a court-sanctioned takeover of the Aladdin after he and Johnny Carson sign an agreement to buy the property for $105M. The deal falls through.

'80: Jul. 10, GCB revokes Aladdin's license and the casino is closed; hotel remains open.

'80: Oct. 1, Casino is reopened after Ed Torres and Wayne Newton buy the Aladdin for $85M.

'82: Jul, Torres buys Newton's shares of the Aladdin.

'84: Feb., Aladdin placed under bankruptcy protection after a Teamsters Pension Fund forces foreclosure.

'85: Jan. 22, Ginji Yasuda buys the Aladdin for $54M; casino closed during Yasuda licensing.

'87: Apr. 1, gaming reopens.

'89: Aug., Yasuda, failing to reveal the source of millions in loans, loses his gaming license; Aladdin forced into bankruptcy.

'89: Sep., Court appointed trustee Jack Fidelman, and WDT Associates (Wm. and Tim Dougall, Larry Bertsch) take over operating the hotel. Aladdin remains in bankruptcy through the early 90s.

'91: Jun., Property title transferred to Bell Atlantic Tricon Leasing Corp when no buyers meet the minimum bid.

'92: Jun., Aladdin emerges from 3-year bankruptcy, control is given to Joe Burt and his JMJ management team on a 12-year lease with Bell Atlantic Tricon.

'94: Dec., Jack Sommer, Signman Sommer Family Trust, buys the Aladdin for $80M. "When the family trust sold a major New York property in '94, Sommer needed to find a real estate investment for the proceeds to avoid substantial capital-gains taxes. The Aladdin was on the market at the time." (Simpson. RJ 8/13/2000.) Other potential buyers included Donald Trump.

'97, Nov 25: Aladdin closed. A new hotel-casino to be built on the 35-acre parcel.

'98, Apr 28: Aladdin tower demolished. Former Tally Ho rooms later demolished; Theater remains.

Aladdin (2000-2007) Planet Hollywood (2007-)

2000: New build of the Aladdin. Mall opens 8/17/00, hotel and casino delayed, opening 8/18/00. Cost: $1.1B.

2001: Sep., Aladdin files for bankruptcy.

2003: Aladdin sold for $635M to OpBiz investment group led by Planet Hollywood CEO Robert Earl. Sale finalized 9/1/2004.

2007: Apr. 17, renamed Planet Hollywood.

2009: Harrah’s Ent. purchases part of the $860M mortgage, takes full ownership in Feb. 2010. Harrah’s later rebranded as Caesars Entertainment.

Photos of Tally Ho | Photos of the Aladdin

Headline photo: Undated, circa '68, from The Magic Sign by Charles Barnard.

Circa Feb.-Mar. 1966: The hotel was open before the casino. Installation of the sign is beginning. Photo: Las Vegas News Bureau.

Mar. 1966: Sequence of photographs showing YESCO’s revolving, three-sided Aladdin pylon structure being pieced together by dual cranes ahead of their opening on the 31st. Ad-Art collection, from Charles Barnard’s The Magic Sign.

Undated, Las Vegas News Bureau.

Timeline sources. Previous landowners: C.D. Baker Map of Las Vegas Valley ’40; Alexander Salton. UNLV Special Collections & Archives.

Tally Ho: Tallyho Preview Attracts 3500. Review-Journal, 12/28/62; Tallyho Hotel Closes. Review-Journal, 10/11/63 p1; Murray Hertz. Future of Tallyho Raises Questions. Review-Journal, 10/13/63; Gordon Kent. Tally-Ho Hotel Sold. Review-Journal, 11/1/63; Forrest Duke. New Tallyho Sale Deal. Review-Journal, 12/20/63; Tallyho Plans $1 Million Show. Review-Journal, 4/8/64; Associated Press. Gaming Board Refuses Tallyho Casino License. Review-Journal, 2/17/65 p1; G. Kent, F. Duke. Strip Hotel Closes. Review-Journal, 4/1/65 p1; Tallyho Sues Owners. Review-Journal, 5/18/65 p1.

Tally Ho and Aladdin sales covered in a series by Keith McKnight and Andrew Alexander for The Journal Herald, Dayton OH. Welsh confirmed with crime figures. Journal Herald, 4/20/72; Firm with crime ties linked to casino deal. Journal Herald, 4/21/72.

Aladdin: Associated Press. Gamers Approve. Review-Journal, 6/20/68 p1; Associated Press. Firm adopts new name: Recrion Corp. Reno Gazette Journal, 12/14/70; Lou Miller. Aladdin Hotel sold. Review-Journal, 11/8/71; Jerry Ralya. New Aladdin Corporation seeks license. Review-Journal, 12/29/71; Aladdin execs indicted. Review-Journal, 8/3/78; AP. Las Vegas architect sentenced to prison. Review-Journal, 3/8/83; AP. Webbe convicted. Review-Journal, 6/19/83; Jane Ann Morrison. LV Casinos Targeted in Money Laundering. Review-Journal, 11/25/84; Aladdin Hotel's history spans 30 years. Review-Journal, 1/5/94 p3; Dave Palermo. Aladdin Hotel finally sells. Review-Journal, 12/9/94 p1; History. Review-Journal, 11/23/97 p14; Jeff Simpson. Aladdin owner faces music. Review-Journal, 8/13/2000; Chronology of the Aladdin hotel-casino. Las Vegas Sun, 8/18/2000. John L. Smith. Sharks in the Desert. Barricade Books, 2005; David Schwartz. Jimmy The Weasel Fratianno. themobmuseum.org, 12/8/2017; Jeff German. The Genie in the Lamp, and Close the Place Down. Review-Journal, 9/20/2021.

[summercreolefanfictioner]

diabolik lovers modern college au general headcanons (sakamaki brothers)

• the sakamaki bros don't live in the same house, except for the triplets bcos cordelia is the only legal wife of karl in this au (she's the first wife after all)

• shuu lives in one of beatrix's old condo unit while reiji in one of karl's mini house (yeah he has that house all by himself bcos kaaaaarl)

• subaru lives in the university dorm bcos he doesn't like relying on karl (well except for christa's meds bcos she went insane and all that sht so karl might as well pay for that)

• despite going to the same university, the six of them don't cross paths often (except for the triplets and subaru bcos they like to rile him up and tease him endlessly like a torture)

• since this is modern college au, all characters are aged up (shuu is 22, reiji is 21, the triplets are 20, and subaru is 19)

• despite being the oldest, shuu is stuck in his second year bcos he kept repeating most of his law electives (he would rather slack off than pass his law course wtf and it usually takes around 4-5 yrs to finish)

• all bros were mandated by karl to take at least one business elective per year bcos they might be working under his corporation in the near future (ayato's major is business so he has no escape)

• reiji is an exception to this rule bcos he had been granted by karl to focus only on neurosurgery since "he's the only son who doesn't disrespect me" (tbh it was only a ruse by karl since he has no reasons to make reiji his heir despite him being a genius 💀💀💀)

• ayato is so famous in the university like his red hair stands out and his status as the university's most popular basketball player made him the school IT boy

• but bcos he's a varsity player, he's not often at school so he had to take weekend classes (this is also another reason why most of his exes are either girls who watched his game or they're students from other univ or college)

• his famous relationship tho was with a rich girl who's also the main dancer of a popular cheerleading squad from a rival school (ayato broke up with her due to the immense pressure of social media and her fans)

• ayato is also the eternal chauffer of his two bros like hello let him flaunt that red sports car baby (laito and kanato have their own cars; they just don't like driving that much)

• kanato studies forensic mortuary in the same bldg as ayato and reiji; the law bldg is a separate institution from them so they have no idea what shuu was doing

• except for kanato bcos he likes lounging in the music room singing scarborough fair and bcos his voice is so relaxing, shuu listens to it for free (kanato secretly hates that shuu does it tho bcos it reminds him too much of cordelia and her shtty ways of traumatizing him)

• laito is studying hotel and restaurant management on another bldg and it's the farthest one from all his bros (like you have to pass by 4 or 5 larger bldgs before you reach their institution)

• this is bcos ryoutei university has their own dedicated hotel and restaurant for students with courses related to said industry

• so yeah maya (aka my oc/kanato's s/o) sees laito more often than her own boyfriend in the campus

• laito always has exes in every course like there would be 3 or 4 girls under the same course that have already slept with him what a slut

• and yes there is a huge possibility laito, subaru, and shuu have dated the same girl bcos these three would only date the same type of girl (the pure looking one who secretly has lewd desires and digs bad boys like them)

• it was a shock for yui when she found out half of the girls from her class have slept with laito

• then laito told her he likes corrupting pure girls and toying with their minds until they become insane and dependent on him (sounds canon, no?)

• there was a time when laito dated one of kanato's professors and she ended up dealing with kanato's incessant and murderous glares every time she teaches their class. his reason? bcos "she reeks so much of that perverted laito"

• the sbros actually had this same english prof who randomly fails someone despite their intelligence bcos he likes exerting his power like that

• while some of them threaten him using the sakamaki name, kanato had to disguise as a girl and seduce the sht out of this perverted teacher (the old geezer was so hooked he just believed this girl was kanato's twin substituting for his bro bcos he was 'sick')

• speaking of which, subaru got attracted to kanato's alter ego like once upon a time he saw her daintly pick up her bag and tuck her hair behind her ear and boom heart arrows everywhere

• afterward, subaru asked kanato who was that one chick at his class with the long black hair dressing like a sexy lolita

• "oh, you mean me?"

• subaru had nightmares after that

• and yes kanato uses that info to blackmail him to do his bidding

• "if you don't do what I say, I'll tell everyone you fell in love with my alter ego"

• oh btw subaru's major is more on athletics? like he wanted to be a PE or sports instructor/coach in the future bcos accdg to him "fighting is the only thing I'm good at"

• his allowance is mostly spent on repairs on the dorm tho (guess punching walls ain't limited in the family house)

• the reality of his dream is beginning to weigh on him tho bcos some students are scared shtless of him and his violent tendencies

• laito became one of his students one time when he was assigned to be an assistant coach

• "waaahh subaru-kun your expression is so scary pls be gentle"

• reiji actually dated someone from ayato's class bcos her father has huge connections with famous neurosurgeons

• shuu keeps a video of one of his exes doing some cowgirl sht on him (he likes her moans that's why)

• all of kanato's exes studied in the same bldg as him; and yes, they are all from yui's course but each of them from different years and classes (he is picky like that)

• up to this day, reiji looks down on this one female classmate who dated shuu like what does she see in that good-for-nothing (well uhh his huge d-)

• accdg to both kanato and laito, yui is the loudest girl ayato has been with (kanato swore one day he'll stuff her mouth with socks until she chokes if she keeps moaning so loud while he's watching his fave murder docu series)

• ayato keeps teasing both reiji and subaru as virgins (they aren't tho; but despite their tough facade, their experiences are quite hmmm minimal so there are things they don't know)

• shuu almost dated this one classmate of kanato (almost bcos she keeps talking abt those dead people she handled with formaldehyde which is gross so he was turned off a bit)

• the triplets are usually the representatives of karl during his corporate and family parties (sometimes the other three will drop by... well mostly reiji but the other two must've been forced by karl somehow)

• there was a drunk scandal video of the triplets and subaru where subaru was driving while kanato and ayato kept making fun of him

• then kanato was video calling maya and asking her to come over and "watch a movie with him" while ayato was making delusions of aliens flying around the car, almost causing subaru to drive the wrong way

• laito was sitting beside subaru, reprimanding ayato to stop his delusions bcos there were no aliens but only flying trees (ayo what?)

• there's a part 2 but this time shuu and reiji were in the car and shuu kept laughing at ayato bcos subaru's driving is getting messed up bcos of the alien shenanigans

• and reiji was crying bcos apparently all of them are going to die and also bcos kanato is finally talking "properly" to a girl (what do you mean properly he is being a pervert)

• he also said "laito has finally seen the light and started being the good son"

• yui is actually the one filming all this videos tho

ps. I might make memes abt modern college au later on

[ryuichirou]

If the twst boys go to a regular, non magic college in our world, what do you think their majors would be?

This is an interesting question, Anon, and it was surprisingly difficult to come up with majors for some of them. I’m not sure some of the boys would even be interested in getting higher education, and also spoiler alert we have a lot of business people out there lol But I tried to make it as interesting as I could.

I’ll also note that it’s a bit difficult to speak about this in English, because I don’t know what certain majors are called and what kind of options there are, so I’m sorry if I name some of these incorrectly.  

Riddle – this one is easy, he would go to medschool! This is what his mother and father want for him after all. But he wanted to study law…

Ace – something that he isn’t very interested in, something that’s like “I guess that’d be a good major to build a career in the future”. He is the type that either drops out or pushes through despite being super disinterested in his major and kind of annoyed by the whole thing. Business? PR? Management? Something that sounds impressive but that’s about it.

Deuce – honestly I can’t see him as anything other than a police school student. He wants to get a good education, but if there is an opportunity for him to go straight to action and prove himself to be a better person, he’ll dive right into it. Maybe Ace will join him?..

Trey – culinary school is an easy answer, but Trey really seems to love this field, so he’d probably study to become a pastry chef. Well, he would become one either way, but Trey would probably try to learn as many traditional and innovative techniques as he can to actually improve.

Cater –  I’d say PR, he just has the vibes of a PR student. I’ve seen those lol Cater isn’t really passionate about it, but hey, it’s a good place to make connections. Also!! Maybe journalism. Yeah, that makes more sense.

Leona – Public Administration or anything Politics related. He would do better as a Philosophy/History major, but he would go with the default option for his family.

Ruggie – he would google best majors for a lucrative career lol So maybe some kind of Business/Management, but also anything Tech related is super lucrative, so he might at least try to apply there. But also also, nursing is apparently on the list of good major options in that sense, so he might actually try that. To be a private nurse for some rich old fart seems like an easy deal for him.

Jack – I’m sorry, I can’t think of anything other than him being a skiing instructor, and I don’t think one needs to have a major for that career path… is there some crucial part of Jack lore that I’m missing?

Azul – oh, Business/Marketing. Specifically something related to owning and running a restaurant or a hotel. But at the same time he could also study Law and even go to the Culinary school… Azul is absolutely going to take all the extra courses that he possibly can.

Jade and Floyd – probably Business as well, both because they could hang out with Azul and because their pops actually wanted them to study there. But if they had full freedom to pick whatever major they want, Jade would probably either study Botany or Pharma. And Floyd would pick his major randomly, because he’d be equally good/bad at anything he picks, and he’d get bored by it in a week anyway lol

Kalim – also Business??? Since his family is a merchant family, there are a lot of things Kalim needs to learn. But he would rather study something that’s more easy and fun… something related to art!

Jamil – realistically, either Business or PR. But that’s too many business PR people woah, so ehhh I guess… you know what? Psychology. I can’t even explain this one, but Jamil would absolutely benefit from studying it + I think it would actually be interesting for him.

Vil – acting/film/theatre school sounds like a given, but I feel like Vil would avoid those for some reason (and if you asked him, he would give you a rant about his reasons); so instead it’s going to be either a Fashion major or anything Chemical Engineering/Pharma related. He wants to get better at his craft, but he also wants to learn new things.

Rook – this guy is full of surprises, he could go anywhere and succeed, he’s perfect in arts and in science. I feel like he would pick science though, so any kind of Science major, maybe also Chemical Engineering. But also? A part of me wants to make him a Sociologist because he is hella nosy like all the sociologists are (me included).

Epel – this one puzzles me… if you think about it logically, he might pick something that could be useful for his family, but then we’re entering the Business territory again and it’s way too crowded lol  Plus, I don’t think Epel would go for that one. I actually… have no idea?? Wow this is embarrassing… He’d go for something totally masculine though, like being a carpenter, but for some reason would end up in stuff like fashion without realising how hard it actually is lol 

Idia and Ortho – easy, IT or any other tech-related major. But they would also probably be too good for school, because Idia is a genius and Ortho learned from him (if he isn’t a robot in this universe…). That being said, Idia would probably finish a 6 years course in like half a year and get his degree almost instantly, and Ortho could drop out at some point and switch to the Film major instead. 

Lilia – my first thought is that “he wouldn’t go to school”, but actually? He could spend a couple of years studying anthropology, I feel like it would be a fascinating field to him, and not as upsetting as history.

Silver – whatever father picks for him. But also probably nursing and no it’s not related to the previous reply that we’ve just posted 😭 I just think Silver would be legitimately good at it.

Sebek – this one goes straight to the military school lol But if I have to pick a major for him, let’s go with Communications just because he has to learn some, please Sebek!

Malleus – I think he would either study fine arts/history of art or something vague like philosophy or any type of social studies. He is better at grasping concepts than understanding other human beings, so it might actually be interesting to him. Or he could go the history of art major route and just stare at gargoyles for 4-6 years.

[jongbross]

This may sound silly, but I have such a thing for CEO!exo and chaebol au! Pls tell me I’m not the only one. Like have you seen them in SUITS!?!?!?! Breathtaking! They all scream old money, but a new age vibe.

So, with that being said, here’s the companies that I believe the exos would have:

-Xiumin: A soccer club. He loves soccer/football, so this a no brainer. Or a coffeehouse chain (like Starbucks). He did say he would like to try being a barista if he wasn’t an idol

-Suho: I feel his company would be journalism/media related. Like running an online newspaper or media company, like CBS or Forbes Media.

-Lay: Chromosome Entertainment. Need I say more?

-Baekhyun: Definetly a video game company of sorts. I feel that would suit him perfectly.

-Chen: ok, this one I struggled with but I see him has the head of a hotel/resort chain. Like he’s so nice and tender that he would want to extend that to ppl traveling around the country.

-Chanyeol: I see him running/founding an architecture/interior design company. Why not put that masters degree to use? 👐

-D.O: An extremely successful restaurant chain. I don’t think I need to explain lol.

-Kai: I feel he would be in charge of a generations old Performing Arts Institute that’s been passed down in his family. Like it’s super prestigious and renowned all over the world.

-Sehun: Definitely a fashion brand, a la Dior or Gucci. He just has that vibe.

What do you think? I would love to see a CEO one-shot series from you! Keep up the great work!

i never gave much thought about ceo!exo tbh, but it's a nice concept if you ask me 🤔 i can't pinpoint what companies they would have, except for:

junmyeon: something really fancy, like a perfume brand of something? or maybe a hotel chain? it suits him.

jongin: anything related to art, so i agree with you! i can see him having kind of a school of performing arts where people get in to learn how to be an idol or something? and he would have like all around the world, and the best students would definitely be presented to companies such as sm (jongin would be really stern about it though), hybe, and international labels as well. kind of a talent center, half of the next generation of idols/international entertainers would be his alumns.

baekhyun: ceo of his new company, of course 😃☝️ would be jongin's number #1 client - jongin finds the talented kids, mold them to be artists, and then they go to baekhyun's company where he manages their careers (with a much more human, fair approach then sm's, obviously 🤮).

okay, that's what i can think about for now. i'll definitely think about the other members too (:

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WHY INCOMING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MUST CHOOSE A TRACK?

Hello everyone this is from Grade 11 Humss (Vygotsky) as we tackled about why senior high school students must choose their strand.

Senior High School Guide: Choosing the Right Track and Strand K-12 is a relatively new program here in the Philippines if you compare it with our neighboring countries. For students to move into college or the university level, they must undergo junior (Grades 7-10) and senior (Grades 11-12) high school level to be given a diploma. A certification is given during the junior level but finishing the senior high level certifies and validates that a student is qualified for college.

Going into senior high school, students must choose a strand and track they would like to take for the next two years of their senior high school life. There are different strands and tracks students can choose from which can also help them choose a course they might want to take in college. Given the magnitude of this decision, careful consideration is required. Here is a simple guide to assist you in deciding which academic track and strand are best suited to your need is for those who have already and surely decided to pursue a college education after senior high school; basically, it helps you in your journey going to college because of its subject specialization. Under this track there are four strands you choose from:

1.)HUMSS– First is the Humanities and Social Sciences or HUMSS. HUMSS is the strand for students who wish to go into college with the following courses: Political Science or International Studies, English or Filipino Literature, Mass Communication, Education, Performing Arts, and other related courses.

2.)STEM– The next strand is the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math track, also known as STEM. STEM is the strand for students who wish to go into college with the following courses: Biology, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Studies, Information Technology, and so on and forth on the related courses. This strand is a very hands-on type of experience that would be good for students who have firmly decided on their future college courses and profession.

3.)ABM– The third is the Accounting Business and Management or ABM. ABM is the strand for students who wish to go into college with the following courses: Human Resources, Tourism, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Accounting, Business Studies, Marketing, Real Estate, Export Management, Entrepreneurship, and other related courses in this path. This is a suggested strand for those who have their eyes set on creating a business in the future or working in the business sector.

4.)GAS– And the last strand in the Academic track is the General Academic Strand or GAS. Now if you have some uncertainty or confusion in your mind on what specific path you would want to take, then GAS is the strand offered in this track. What makes this good is that the courses offered here are encompassing; meaning in all fields. The things that one can learn in this can help your uncertain mind explore your possible college options. Simply put, this strand is for all college courses.

5.)TVL Track-Our next track is the Technical-Vocational-Livelihood Track. The subjects on this track focus on practical knowledge and job-ready training. Once you take and finish a strand on this track, you will be given the TESDA National Certificate. If your goal is to work immediately or be eligible for certified jobs after senior high school, this track is perfect for you. Finishing any strand from this track gives you skills that are considered and accepted to qualify you for work.

These different tracks, strands, and specializations are intended for you to determine which paths fit your strengths, passions, and skills. Choosing the right Senior High School strand will help motivate you for your future career. Once you choose a strand you like, studying becomes more enjoyable since the strands are designed and specialized to match your interests. Moreover, it expands your knowledge and skills, while at the same time, exposing you to your chosen field of study in preparation for college.

Every student in Senior High School should make a choice is choosing among the give tracks in Senior High School such as Academic, Technical Vocational Livelihood, Sports and Art's & Design. In Academic track it includes three strands: ABM, HUMSS and STEM.

We should always choose the track that we want because it is important for us students of SHS to have more knowledge and straight to our dream course that we really want to achieve before Graduating SHS. And from these tracks we can learn how to manage our time and what we want in the future, from learning to these tracks we can have business as student we can also have a part time and to know more what we can know from these tracks.

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Top-Rated Institutes for Aviation & Hospitality

Aviation and hospitality are two of the fastest-growing industries worldwide, offering numerous career opportunities in airlines, airports, hotels, and tourism businesses. To build a successful career in these fields, students must choose the right institute that provides high-quality education, practical training, and industry exposure.

This article explores the essential aspects of aviation and hospitality education, the top courses available, and factors to consider when selecting an institute. It also highlights options for students searching for a hotel management college in Neemuch or the best aviation courses and college in Neemuch.

Understanding Aviation and Hospitality Education

Both aviation and hospitality industries require specialized knowledge and hands-on training.

Aviation programs prepare students for careers in airline operations, airport management, commercial piloting, cabin crew, and air traffic control.

Hospitality programs focus on hotel and resort management, event planning, tourism, food and beverage services, and customer relations.

Top-rated institutes ensure students receive industry-relevant training, certification, and internship opportunities to gain practical experience.

Best Aviation Programs for Aspiring Professionals

1. Commercial Pilot Training

Students who wish to become professional pilots must undergo extensive training and licensing. Pilot training typically includes:

Private Pilot License (PPL) – Initial training for aspiring pilots.

Commercial Pilot License (CPL) – Required for airline careers.

Instrument Rating (IR) – Advanced training for flying in low visibility.

Multi-Engine Rating (MER) – Certification to operate multi-engine aircraft.

Pilot training programs require students to complete a minimum number of flight hours and pass licensing exams conducted by aviation authorities.

2. Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Aviation

This undergraduate degree covers:

Aerodynamics and flight navigation

Aircraft maintenance and safety regulations

Airport and airline management

A B.Sc. in Aviation provides a foundation for careers in both flying and airline operations.

3. Diploma in Aviation Management

This program is designed for students who want to work in aviation administration. Key subjects include:

Airline operations and management

Airport security and safety protocols

Aviation law and regulations

Graduates can find opportunities in airport management, airline operations, and customer service departments.

4. Cabin Crew and Ground Staff Training

This short-term course focuses on in-flight safety, customer service, and airport ground handling operations. Students can pursue careers as flight attendants, check-in staff, and airline customer service executives.

Top Hospitality Programs for Hotel and Tourism Careers

1. Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)

A BHM degree is one of the most comprehensive programs for hospitality professionals. The curriculum includes:

Front office and guest relations

Housekeeping and property management

Food and beverage services

Hospitality business administration

This degree opens up opportunities in hotels, resorts, cruise lines, and travel agencies.

2. Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management

A diploma in hospitality and tourism provides practical training in:

Hotel operations and customer service

Tourism management and travel coordination

Restaurant and catering business

This course is ideal for students who want to enter the workforce quickly.

3. Culinary Arts and Food Production

For students passionate about cooking and food management, this program includes:

Culinary techniques and kitchen management

Food safety and hygiene regulations

Menu planning and restaurant operations

4. Event and Banquet Management

This course specializes in planning and managing large-scale events, including:

Corporate events and conferences

Wedding planning and banquet operations

Hospitality marketing and branding

Factors to Consider When Choosing an Aviation or Hospitality Institute

1. Accreditation and Recognition

It is essential to choose a college recognized by aviation and hospitality regulatory bodies. Accreditation ensures that the curriculum meets industry standards and enhances job opportunities.

2. Infrastructure and Training Facilities

Aviation colleges should have flight simulators, aircraft maintenance labs, and access to airport facilities.

Hospitality institutes should have training kitchens, model hotel rooms, and event management labs.

3. Industry Exposure and Internship Programs

Practical training is a crucial factor in aviation and hospitality education. Institutes that offer internships with airlines, airports, hotels, and travel agencies provide students with better job prospects.

4. Faculty Expertise

Experienced instructors with industry backgrounds help students understand real-world challenges and industry best practices.

5. Placement Assistance and Industry Connections

A good institute will have strong ties with airlines, hotel chains, and tourism companies, helping students secure job placements after graduation.

Hotel Management College in Neemuch

Neemuch, a city in Madhya Pradesh, offers opportunities for students seeking hospitality education. A hotel management college in Neemuch provides courses covering:

Hotel operations and management

Food and beverage services

Tourism and travel coordination

Hospitality marketing and customer service

When choosing a hotel management college in Neemuch, students should consider faculty qualifications, infrastructure, and placement support. Practical training and industry exposure play a significant role in shaping a successful career in hospitality.

Best Aviation Courses and College in Neemuch

For students aspiring to join the aviation industry, selecting the best aviation courses and college in Neemuch is essential. Some of the aviation programs available in Neemuch include:

Commercial pilot training

Diploma in aviation management

Airline and airport operations courses

Cabin crew and ground staff training

Before enrolling, students should check for:

Accreditation by aviation authorities

Training facilities like flight simulators and airport exposure

Internship and job placement opportunities in airlines and airports

Neemuch offers growing opportunities for aviation education, preparing students for careers in airlines, airport operations, and aviation services.

Career Opportunities in Aviation and Hospitality

Both aviation and hospitality sectors provide a wide range of career options.

Aviation Careers

Commercial Pilot – Requires flight training and licensing.

Air Traffic Controller – Manages aircraft movement and airspace safety.

Aviation Manager – Oversees airline and airport operations.

Cabin Crew – Ensures passenger safety and provides in-flight services.

Ground Staff – Handles customer service, baggage handling, and logistics at airports.

Hospitality Careers

Hotel Manager – Supervises hotel operations and guest services.

Food and Beverage Manager – Manages restaurant and catering businesses.

Event Planner – Organizes corporate events, weddings, and large-scale functions.

Housekeeping Supervisor – Ensures cleanliness and guest satisfaction.

Resort and Spa Manager – Manages luxury accommodations and wellness centers.

Both industries offer global career prospects, allowing graduates to work in top airlines, five-star hotels, cruise lines, and event management firms.

Conclusion

Choosing the right institute is a crucial step in building a successful career in aviation and hospitality. Students must focus on accredited programs, industry exposure, and practical training to ensure career readiness.

For those considering a hotel management college in Neemuch or looking for the best aviation courses and college in Neemuch, thorough research and visiting institutions for direct assessment can help in making an informed decision.

Both aviation and hospitality industries continue to grow, offering excellent career opportunities worldwide. With the right education and hands-on training, students can achieve their professional goals in these dynamic fields.

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What You Should Know About Personal Licence Courses with SafetyMark Training

If you want to work in the UK’s alcohol and entertainment industry, whether in a pub, restaurant, nightclub, or other licensed establishment, you must first get a personal license. A personal license permits you to monitor or authorise the sale of alcohol, and it is a legal requirement for anyone participating in such activities.  Without it, you risk breaching the law and face serious repercussions.

SafetyMark Training provides authorised personal license courses to assist you in achieving the necessary certifications and meeting the legal requirements for acquiring a personal license.  Whether you’re just starting out in the hospitality business or looking to develop your career, our personal license course provides the foundation you need to stay compliant with UK legislation.

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about personal license courses. We’ll go over what a personal license is, why it’s required, what you can expect from the course, and why SafetyMark Training is the best option for you.

What is a personal license?

A personal license is required by law for anyone who is in charge of authorising or monitoring the sale of alcohol at facilities licensed for such purposes.  This covers bars, clubs, restaurants, hotels, and other establishments that sell alcohol.

The Licensing Act 2003, a component of UK legislation that oversees alcohol sales, regulated entertainment, and late-night refreshment, issues personal licenses. Legally, you must ensure that you serve alcohol responsibly and in compliance with licensing regulations if you hold a personal license.

The position of a personal license holder

As a personal license holder, you are responsible for ensuring the legal sale of alcohol on licensed premises. Monitoring operations and maintaining compliance with the premises license, which governs the sale and consumption of alcohol at your facility, will be your responsibility.

Some of the unique tasks of a personal license holder are:

Monitoring and controlling alcohol sales is necessary to guarantee lawful purchases, adherence to premises licenses, and responsible service.

Supervising staff: As a personal license holder, you will most likely be responsible for staff training and ensuring that they understand and follow licensing rules.

Restricting underage drinking and limiting alcohol sales to intoxicated individuals are key concerns.

Participate in activities that promote responsible drinking and prevent alcohol-related damage.

By holding a personal license, you are effectively stating that you are knowledgeable about the law and competent in running a licensed facility safely and responsibly.

Why do you need a personal license?

A personal license is required for anyone involved in authorising or supervising the sale of alcohol. Without it, you will be unable to operate legally in a licensed establishment that sells alcohol.

Several vital roles require a personal license, including:

The Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) is responsible for ensuring the venue follows license conditions. If you apply for this position, you must have a personal license.

A personal license is required for managers of licensed venues, including pubs, clubs, restaurants, and hotels that sell alcohol.

Supervisors/responsible individuals: Even if you do not directly manage a venue, you may still require a personal license if you are responsible for ensuring that alcohol is sold in accordance with the law.

Legal requirements for obtaining a personal license

To apply for a personal license, you must first complete specific legal conditions. These are intended to ensure that you have the necessary qualifications to handle alcohol sales. The following are the key requirements:

Personal license applications require a minimum of 18 years.

Relevant Training. You must complete an authorised personal licensing course.  This course aims to equip you with the essential understanding of licensing regulations and responsibilities.

Provide a criminal record check, typically through a standard Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. A major criminal conviction may prevent you from acquiring a personal license.

Right to Work in the UK: You must have legal permission to work in the UK.

Personal License Application: Once you have met these qualifications, you can apply for your personal license with your local licensing authority.

After issuance, a personal license has a ten-year validity period and requires renewal.

What can one expect from the Personal Licence Course?

The personal license course is the first step toward earning a personal license. It teaches you about the regulations governing alcohol sales and the obligations you’ll face as a personal license holder.

The Personal Licence Course covers the following key topics:

Understanding the Licensing Law and Act of 2003. You’ll start by learning about the Licensing Act 2003, which oversees the sale of alcohol and regulated entertainment in the UK. This will assist you in comprehending the legal framework that you must follow. Key ideas will include licensing objectives (such as reducing crime, protecting minors, and promoting public safety), the function of licensing agencies, and various types of premises licenses.

Personal License Holder Responsibilities. The course will cover your responsibilities as a personal license holder. This includes supervising alcohol sales to ensure compliance with licensing requirements, controlling employee behaviour, and addressing issues such as underage or drunken individuals attempting to purchase alcohol.

Alcohol-related offences. You will learn about the many alcohol-related crimes that may occur on licensed premises. These include selling alcohol to minors and drunks and allowing disruptive behavior.  The course will also cover the repercussions for breaching the law.

The designated premises supervisor (DPS). Understanding the role of the DPS is essential for your course. The DPS holds the responsibility of guaranteeing the sale of alcohol in compliance with the premises license. The course will teach you what a DPS requires and how to perform the function efficiently.

Health and Safety Laws. Along with licensing rules, the training will discuss health and safety problems that apply to licensed locations. This includes assuring the venue’s safety for customers and employees, as well as adhering to appropriate legislation such as fire safety and crowd management.

We are promoting social responsibility and reducing alcohol harm. The training will emphasize social responsibility, particularly the need to promote responsible drinking. You will learn about alcohol-related harm reduction tactics, as well as how to put safeguards in place to promote your customers’ health and safety.

The Examination: What To Expect

After completing the personal license course, you will be required to take a multiple-choice exam. The questions will cover everything you learnt in the course, including your understanding of licensing rules, alcohol-related offenses, and your duties as a personal license holder.

To pass the exam, you must acquire a minimum score of 70%. Don’t worry if you don’t pass the first time; most people pass on their second try. The exam aims to confirm your comprehensive comprehension of licensing regulations and your readiness to fulfill the responsibilities of a personal license holder.

You will receive a personal licensing certificate upon passing the exam. You can use this certificate to bolster your personal license application.

Why Choose SafetyMark Training?

At SafetyMark Training, we are committed to providing high-quality personal license courses that will help you achieve your goals. Here are the reasons you should choose us:

Accredited Training

We provide personal license courses that meet the Licensing Act 2003. We design our courses to equip you with the necessary knowledge and certifications to become a responsible personal license holder.

Expert trainers.

Our teachers are highly experienced in the hospitality and licensing industries. They are experts in their field and will teach you practical skills for your career.

3.   Convenient and flexible learning.

We recognize how important time is, which is why we provide flexible course alternatives.  Whether you prefer in-person or online training, we have alternatives to meet your schedule.

4.    Excellent pass rates.

We design our courses to ensure your success. We have a high success rate, so you’ll be well-prepared for the exam and able to earn your personal license with ease.

5.    Comprehensive support.

From pre-course materials to post-course support, we are here to help you every step of the way. Whether you have questions before the course or need support after passing, we are always available to assist.

Case Studies

Case Study 1: Open a New Pub

Sarah, a new manager of a small bar, needed a personal license to take on her duties as Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS). She enrolled in SafetyMark Training’s personal licensing course, easily passed the exam, and then applied for her license. Sarah used her new qualifications to guarantee that her pub complied with the law, keeping both employees and customers safe.

Case Study 2: Ensuring Compliance in Restaurants

John, the proprietor of a high-end restaurant, wanted to expand his business and provide a more diverse variety of wines. To do so, he needs a personal license. After attending the SafetyMark Training course, John grasped the legal requirements for alcohol sales and was able to effectively manage his wine selection, ensuring that his restaurant followed all licensing standards.

Case Study 3: Bar Manager Promotion

A busy downtown bar promoted Emma, a bar supervisor, to manager. She needed a personal license to take on her new role. She finished the SafetyMark Training course and passed the exam, granting her the legal right to regulate alcohol sales and manage her team while ensuring that her bar followed all applicable laws.

Case Study 4: Security guard training.

They gave Tom, a nightclub security guard, extra responsibilities, including monitoring alcohol sales. As part of his new responsibilities, he required a personal license. Tom obtained a good understanding of alcohol-related offences and how to enforce responsible drinking after taking the personal license course with SafetyMark Training, which resulted in a safer environment for everyone.

Case Study 5: Managing a Hotel Bar.

Rachel, the hotel manager, was in control of the bar and required a personal license to authorise alcohol sales. She completed SafetyMark Training’s course, which covered all applicable licensing rules, and passed the exam. Now, Rachel has gained confidence in her ability to oversee the hotel bar, guaranteeing the safe and legal dispensation of alcohol.

Conclusion

Obtaining a personal license is a prerequisite for working in a licensed facility that supplies alcohol. SafetyMark Training’s personal license course ensures you obtain the necessary information and certifications to fulfil this vital responsibility in compliance with UK law.

Our training will prepare you for a career as a Designated Premises Supervisor, a manager in the hotel business, or another role that involves the selling of alcohol. SafetyMark Training is your reliable partner for acquiring a personal license and developing your profession.

Ready to start? Call SafetyMark Training today to learn more about our personal license courses and how we can help you achieve them.

FAQs for Personal Licence Courses

What is a personal license?

A personal license permits you to monitor or authorise the sale of alcohol on licensed premises.  Individuals in positions such as Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS), managers, or anyone in charge of alcohol sales in places such as pubs, restaurants, and nightclubs are required to have a personal licence.

Who requires a personal license?

Anyone in charge of selling alcohol on a licensed facility must have a personal license. This comprises the Department of Public Safety, managers, and supervisors in charge of alcohol sales.

How may I obtain a personal license?

To get a personal license, you must take an accredited personal license course, pass the exam, and submit an application to your local licensing authority. Additionally, you must pass a criminal background check.

How long will the course take?

The personal license training normally lasts one day, followed by a multiple-choice exam. The course includes licensing laws, duties, and other important topics.

What is the exam like?

The exam consists of multiple-choice questions that assess your understanding of licensing regulations and personal license duties. To pass, you must score at least 70%.

How long is the personal license valid?

A personal license is good for ten years. Following that, you will need to apply for renewal.

May I retake the exam if I fail?

Yes, if you fail the exam, you can retake it. The exam aims to verify your comprehension of the fundamental concepts and laws necessary for obtaining a personal license.

Why should you pick SafetyMark Training?

SafetyMark Training provides recognized courses with skilled trainers, various study alternatives, and high pass rates to assist you in gaining a personal license.

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Free Job Alert Vacancy in Balijipeta, Andhra Pradesh

In the bustling town of Balijipeta, Andhra Pradesh, opportunities for employment are constantly evolving, offering a range of career prospects across various sectors. Whether you're a seasoned professional looking for a change or a fresh graduate eager to kickstart your career, Balijipeta presents itself as a promising hub for job seekers in the region.

Exploring the Job Market in Balijipeta Balijipeta, situated in the heart of Andhra Pradesh, is known for its vibrant community and growing economic landscape. The job market here reflects a diverse array of industries, catering to both skilled and entry-level professionals. From manufacturing and agriculture to service-oriented sectors such as hospitality and healthcare, the town offers a spectrum of employment opportunities.

Opportunities Across Different Sectors Manufacturing and Industrial Sector: Balijipeta hosts several small and medium-scale industries, contributing significantly to the local economy. Job roles in manufacturing range from production supervisors to quality control technicians, providing ample opportunities for skilled workers.

Agriculture and Allied Industries: As an agricultural region, Balijipeta supports a thriving sector that includes farming, agro-processing, and related services. Opportunities in agriculture extend to roles such as farm managers, agricultural technicians, and marketing executives.

Education and Training: With a focus on education, there are openings in schools, coaching centers, and vocational training institutes. Positions such as teachers, administrative staff, and educational counselors are in demand, catering to the town's educational needs.

Healthcare Services: The healthcare sector in Balijipeta continues to grow, offering positions for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and healthcare administrators. The demand for healthcare professionals ensures a steady stream of job opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers.

Retail and Hospitality: Balijipeta's retail sector is vibrant, with opportunities in sales, customer service, and management roles within local stores and franchises. The hospitality industry also thrives, providing jobs in hotels, restaurants, and tourism-related services.

Job Alerts and Resources For job seekers keen on exploring opportunities in Balijipeta, staying informed about vacancies is crucial. Several online platforms and local job portals regularly update listings for various positions across industries. These platforms offer a convenient way to search for jobs, apply online, and stay updated on the latest openings.

Tips for Job Seekers Networking: Engage with local professionals and join community groups to expand your network. Networking can often lead to hidden job opportunities not listed on traditional job boards.

Skill Development: Enhance your skill set through courses, workshops, or certifications relevant to your desired industry. Employers in Balijipeta value candidates who demonstrate a commitment to ongoing learning and professional growth.

Resume Tailoring: Customize your resume and cover letter for each application to highlight relevant skills and experiences that align with the job requirements.

Interview Preparation: Prepare thoroughly for interviews by researching the company and practicing common interview questions. Show enthusiasm and a willingness to contribute to the organization's goals.

Conclusion Balijipeta, Andhra Pradesh, offers a fertile ground for job seekers looking to build or advance their careers. With a diverse range of industries and a growing economy, the town presents numerous opportunities across different sectors. Whether you are a local resident or considering relocating, exploring the job market in Balijipeta could lead you to fulfilling career prospects. Stay updated with job alerts and leverage available resources to make the most of the opportunities this vibrant town has to offer.

In summary, "Free Job Alert Vacancy in Balijipeta, Andhra Pradesh" encapsulates not just a keyword but a gateway to discovering the dynamic employment landscape of this evolving town.

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Popular Courses for International Students in France

France is one of the most sought-after destinations for international students, offering a rich cultural experience, world-class education, and an array of diverse academic courses. If you're considering studying in France, there are plenty of programs that attract students from across the globe. Whether you're pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies, France provides a plethora of options. Below are some of the most popular courses for international students in France.

1. Business and Management Courses

Business and management programs are among the most popular courses to study in France. Renowned institutions like INSEAD, HEC Paris, and ESCP Business School offer specialized courses in areas such as international business, finance, and marketing. These programs are highly respected worldwide and provide students with valuable insights into the global business landscape. Many of these programs are taught in English, making them accessible to a wide range of international students.

For those interested in a career in business, studying business management in France will provide a deep understanding of the European market and its role in the global economy. With its proximity to major financial hubs like London and Frankfurt, France offers excellent networking opportunities.

You can learn more about business and management programs in France here.

2. Engineering and Technology Courses

France has long been recognized as a leader in engineering education. The country offers a range of programs in various fields such as mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, civil engineering, and electrical engineering. Prestigious institutions such as École Polytechnique, CentraleSupélec, and Télécom ParisTech offer cutting-edge courses that equip students with the skills needed to excel in the ever-evolving field of technology.

Engineering students studying in France will benefit from state-of-the-art research facilities, industry collaborations, and a strong emphasis on practical experience. Moreover, France’s engineering programs are globally recognized, providing graduates with excellent career prospects.

Explore top engineering programs in France here.

3. Art and Design Courses

France has long been a hub for creativity, making it an ideal destination for students wishing to pursue studies in art, design, and fashion. Cities like Paris, Lyon, and Nice are home to some of the best art schools in the world, including the École des Beaux-Arts, École Supérieure d'Art et de Design, and the Paris College of Art.

Whether you’re interested in fashion design, graphic design, fine arts, or interior design, France offers a diverse range of programs that combine traditional techniques with contemporary approaches. International students can expect to immerse themselves in French culture and history, which influences the country's artistic traditions.

For more information on art and design courses in France, visit here.

4. Hospitality and Culinary Arts

France is famous for its culinary traditions and world-renowned hospitality industry. International students aspiring to work in the food and beverage or hotel management sectors will find a wealth of opportunities in the country. French institutions such as Le Cordon Bleu, Vatel, and the Institut Paul Bocuse offer specialized programs in culinary arts, hotel management, and tourism.

Students pursuing a career in hospitality will benefit from practical internships in top hotels and restaurants, as well as access to an extensive network of professionals in the industry. A course in hospitality or culinary arts in France will equip you with the skills necessary to succeed in one of the world's most prestigious industries.

Discover more about hospitality and culinary arts programs in France here.

5. Law and International Relations

France has a strong legal tradition, with institutions such as Sciences Po, Panthéon-Assas University, and the University of Paris offering law and international relations programs. These courses are ideal for students interested in international law, political science, diplomacy, or global governance.

International students studying law in France will have the opportunity to learn about European Union law, French legal systems, and the intricacies of international relations. Many programs are offered in English, making it easier for non-French speakers to engage with the coursework and develop a global perspective on legal issues.

To learn more about law and international relations programs in France, click here.

6. Medical and Health Sciences

France is home to some of the most prestigious medical schools in Europe, and it offers a variety of programs for international students interested in pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and health sciences. Institutions like the University of Paris and Université de Bordeaux offer comprehensive medical programs that are recognized internationally.

Studying medicine in France is an excellent choice for those looking to benefit from top-tier research, practical experience, and a strong focus on public health. Moreover, the country has a growing demand for healthcare professionals, making it a great option for students seeking to build a long-term career in the medical field.

Check out top medical and health sciences courses in France here.

7. Language and Literature Courses

France is renowned for its literary heritage, making it an ideal place for students interested in language, literature, and linguistics. Students can study French literature, translation, linguistics, or foreign languages at renowned universities like Sorbonne University and the University of Lyon.

For students passionate about literature, France offers a unique environment to engage with the works of authors such as Victor Hugo, Marcel Proust, and Albert Camus, while also learning about the country’s rich linguistic traditions.

Find out more about language and literature programs in France here.

Conclusion

France offers a diverse range of academic programs that cater to students from all corners of the world. Whether you're looking to pursue business, engineering, art, hospitality, law, or any other field, the country provides world-class education, cultural immersion, and a chance to build an international network. For those considering higher education in France, the options are endless, and the opportunities for personal and professional growth are boundless.

Interested in exploring more courses in France? Visit here.

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Chef Jobs In Canada

It presents a great opportunity for chefs from all corners of the world. This is a destination that entails growing demand for a well trained chef, both professional and young culinary artists, presenting a wonderful destination to build a career related to cooking.This sector is expanding rapidly, due to the diversity of its population and growing restaurants, hence multicultural society, immigration-friendly policies, and demand for food attract chefs of Canada. Such a dynamic environment requires creativity, adaptability, and passion for food, and embracing Canada's multicultural influences will result in long-term success in this growing industry.

Chefs in Demand

Now, a new culinary industry is beginning to emerge in Canada, led by its large cities  and other tourist destinations like Banff and Whistler. Of course, with cultural diversity across all communities, the need now is to draw on chefs specialising in many types of international cuisine from fine dining French to Asian fusion and South European food. Hotels, resorts, and restaurants are constantly on the lookout for talented chefs to keep their clients satisfied. Vacancies for chefs are therefore common throughout the country.

Types and Salary Range

The type of work and the position a person will have as a chef in Canada depends on the establishment, as well as how much experience they may have. A few examples include:

Commis Chef (Junior Chef): These are entry-level chef positions where a more experienced chef allows an apprentice to assist them in the preparation of food and the overall management of the kitchen.

Sous Chef: This is the assistant chef with the power when the head chef is away from the kitchen to control its operations.

Executive Chef: is the head of the kitchen in-charge of menu, responsible for the crew, and creative part of the kitchen.

Pastry Chef: designs and produces baked goods and desserts in restaurants and bakeries.

Salaries for chefs in Canada vary considerably by experience, location, and establishment. Entry-level cooks will likely get between CAD 30,000 to CAD 45,000 in salary. Good-experience sous chefs and head chefs may earn anything from CAD 50,000 to CAD 80,000. Top restaurants executive chefs can earn well above CAD 100,000 annually. Salary ranges can vary based on experience, education, and specific employer.

Work Permits And Immigration Routes

For foreign nationals who wish to work in the country as chefs, receiving a work permit is necessary. Many cooks come to Canada via either the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) or through the Express Entry system for skilled workers. A qualified chef might also be offered employment by a Canadian employer who can sponsor him or her to receive a work permit. Other examples include, but not limited to, chefs applying for permanent residency via the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), in which a province may nominate individuals for in-demand skills, such as culinary arts.

Skills Requirement

To be a chef in Canada, he/she must have:

Strong culinary expertise and broad knowledge of cuisines

Ideally, experience in kitchen management and food safety

Ability to work well under pressure

Communication skills and ability to work with others

Canada is the place where chefs can actually have great development in their professional lives. With a strong demand for skilled people in this industry and good channels for immigration, it is an excellent country for chefs targeting the dynamics of a multicultural life setting.

Looking for help with your immigration? Oasis Visas is here to guide you from start to finish. Just send us an email at info@oasis-india.com, and we’ll help make your dream of moving abroad a reality!

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Unlock Your Career Potential with Specialized Courses in Australia

Australia is a global hub for education, offering an array of courses designed to equip students with industry-specific skills. Whether you’re passionate about hospitality, marketing, or effective kitchen management, Australia has tailored programs to meet your aspirations. In this article, we’ll explore four specialized programs that cater to different career paths: theKitchen Management Certificate Course, Diploma in Hospitality Management, Marketing Communication Course, and Certificate IV in Marketing.

Kitchen Management Certificate Course: Building Expertise in Culinary Leadership

The hospitality industry thrives on excellence, and effective kitchen management is at its core. The Kitchen Management Certificate Course is perfect for individuals aiming to take charge of commercial kitchens.

This course equips students with practical knowledge of kitchen operations, menu planning, food safety standards, and cost control. Additionally, it emphasizes leadership skills to manage kitchen staff and ensure smooth service delivery.

Whether you dream of becoming a head chef or opening your own restaurant, this program provides the foundation for success. Upon completion, graduates are prepared to tackle the challenges of managing a fast-paced kitchen environment.

Diploma in Hospitality Management: A Gateway to a Global Career

Hospitality is one of the most dynamic industries, offering boundless opportunities in hotels, resorts, event management, and more. A Diploma In Hospitality Management In Australia provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the industry.

The program covers critical areas such as customer service, financial management, event coordination, and staff supervision. Students gain hands-on experience through internships and practical placements, preparing them to adapt to real-world scenarios.

This diploma is highly regarded globally, and graduates can pursue diverse career paths, including roles as hotel managers, event planners, and tourism consultants. Australia's reputation for quality hospitality training ensures students are well-equipped to succeed in this competitive field.

Marketing Communication Course: Mastering the Art of Engagement

Marketing communication is vital for businesses seeking to build strong connections with their audiences. A marketing communication course Australia offers students the chance to develop strategic communication skills, focusing on branding, public relations, and advertising.

This program teaches students how to craft compelling messages, design integrated marketing campaigns, and utilize digital platforms effectively. Courses often include hands-on projects where students work with real businesses to refine their marketing strategies.

Graduates can pursue careers as marketing coordinators, brand managers, or public relations specialists. With Australia’s focus on innovation and creativity, students gain the expertise to excel in a rapidly evolving industry.

Certificate IV in Marketing: Laying the Foundation for Marketing Excellence

For those seeking a comprehensive introduction to marketing, the certificate iv in marketing course australia is an excellent choice. This program covers fundamental concepts such as market research, customer behavior analysis, and marketing strategies.

Students are also introduced to digital marketing tools, including social media, SEO, and analytics. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical assignments, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world contexts.

This certification opens doors to entry-level marketing roles and provides a stepping stone for further education, such as a diploma or degree in marketing.

Why Choose Australia for Your Education?

Australia’s education system is renowned for its high standards, state-of-the-art facilities, and industry-focused curriculum. By studying in Australia, students gain access to global networking opportunities and practical training that enhances their employability.

Additionally, the country offers a multicultural environment, making it an ideal destination for international students. With pathways to permanent residency and work opportunities, investing in an Australian education is a smart move for your career.

Conclusion

Whether you’re passionate about culinary arts, hospitality management, or marketing, Australia offers specialized courses that cater to your ambitions. From mastering kitchen operations to excelling in marketing communication, these programs provide the tools needed to succeed in today’s competitive job market. Take the first step toward a rewarding career by enrolling in one of these world-class courses in Australia.

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B.VOC Hotel Management

A Comprehensive Guide to B.VOC Hotel Management and Related Courses

Hotel management has become a thriving industry offering diverse opportunities. Whether you aspire to become a hotel manager, a professional cook, or a bartender, pursuing a B.VOC hotel management degree can open the doors to a wide range of career options. In Kochi, several institutes offer specialized courses, catering to those with different interests within the hospitality field.

B.VOC Hotel Management: A Gateway to Success

The B.VOC hotel management program equips students with a robust understanding of the hospitality industry, covering everything from front-office management to food and beverage services. This three-year undergraduate program is designed to develop practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge, providing students with an in-depth understanding of the intricacies of managing hotels, resorts, and other hospitality businesses.

Bartending Course: Shaking Up Your Career

In addition to hotel management, many students also choose to pursue a bartending course. Bartenders play a crucial role in the food and beverage section of hotels, ensuring customers enjoy unique and well-crafted drinks. A professional bartending course teaches everything from drink mixing techniques to customer service skills, preparing students for exciting opportunities in the hospitality industry.

Baking and Pastry Institute in Kochi

For those passionate about baking and pastries, enrolling in a specialized Baking and Pastry Institute in Kochi is a great option. These institutes offer specialized programs that teach students how to create delicious baked goods, from cakes and cookies to bread and pastries. The growing demand for skilled bakers and pastry chefs makes this a lucrative career path in the hospitality industry.

Hotel Management Admission 2025: Get Ready for the Future

As the hotel industry continues to evolve, so do the educational requirements. Hotel management admission 2025 is just around the corner, and institutions are gearing up to welcome the next batch of enthusiastic students. Whether you're looking to pursue a B.VOC hotel management degree or specialize in a specific area, such as culinary arts or event management, it’s important to stay informed about the admission process, prerequisites, and deadlines.

Professional Cookery: A Skill for Lifelong Success

One of the most sought-after skills in the hospitality industry is professional cookery. Hotel management students often take professional cookery courses to enhance their culinary skills. These courses teach students how to create exquisite meals, manage kitchen operations, and ensure food safety standards are met. A strong foundation in cookery can also open doors to various positions in high-end hotels, restaurants, and catering services.

Hotel Management Admission 2025 Kochi: Your Path to a Bright Future

Kochi is home to several top-tier institutions offering hotel management programs. With Hotel Management 2025 Kochi just around the corner, aspiring students should research the best institutes in the city. These programs not only prepare students for managerial roles but also offer internships, exposure to real-world hotel operations, and industry networking opportunities.

Conclusion

Pursuing a career in hotel management or any related field, such as bartending, professional cookery, or baking, opens a world of exciting opportunities. If you’re passionate about hospitality and eager to develop a wide range of skills, a B.VOC hotel management degree or specialized courses like a bartending course or professional cookery could be your ideal choice. As Hotel Management Admission 2025 approaches, it’s crucial to take the first step toward your career by researching available programs and institutions, especially in Kochi, which offers a range of options for students eager to enter this dynamic industry.

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Culinary Arts Diploma vs. Traditional Cooking Classes: Which is Right for You?

When it comes to pursuing a career in the culinary world, there are two main educational paths to consider: enrolling in a Culinary Arts Diploma program or attending traditional cooking classes. Each option has its unique benefits, and the choice largely depends on your career goals, learning style, and commitment level. In this article, we will explore the differences, advantages, and outcomes of both paths to help you decide which is the best fit for you.

Understanding the Culinary Arts Diploma

A Culinary Arts Diploma is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with professional skills in cooking, baking, and kitchen management. This diploma is ideal for those looking to build a long-term career in the hospitality industry. Institutions offering this diploma, such as those known for their hospitality management course in Kolkata, provide hands-on training and theoretical knowledge that align with industry standards.

Key Features of a Culinary Arts Diploma

Structured Curriculum: The program covers various aspects of culinary arts, including food preparation, plating, kitchen safety, and international cuisines.

Professional Mentorship: Learn from experienced chefs and industry professionals.

Industry Exposure: Many programs include internships in top hotels and restaurants.

Certification: Upon completion, students receive a recognized qualification that enhances employability.

For individuals considering broader opportunities, pursuing a hospitality management diploma in Kolkata alongside a culinary arts diploma can open doors to managerial roles in the food and beverage industry.

Traditional Cooking Classes: A Flexible Alternative

Traditional cooking classes are typically short-term courses focused on specific cuisines, techniques, or recipes. These classes are perfect for hobbyists or those looking to enhance their cooking skills without committing to a full-time program.

Key Features of Traditional Cooking Classes

Flexibility: Classes can be taken at your own pace, often on weekends or evenings.

Affordable: Lower cost compared to a diploma program.

Specialized Focus: Learn specific skills like bread-making, pastry arts, or regional cuisines.

Short Duration: Courses typically last a few weeks or months.

While traditional cooking classes provide practical skills, they may lack the depth and industry connections offered by a Culinary Arts Diploma or related programs like tourism management courses in Kolkata.

Comparing Career Outcomes

Culinary Arts Diploma

A diploma offers a direct pathway to professional culinary roles such as:

Chef de Partie

Sous Chef

Pastry Chef

Food and Beverage Manager

Additionally, graduates with a hospitality management diploma in Kolkata can pursue leadership positions, combining culinary expertise with management skills.

Traditional Cooking Classes

Cooking classes are better suited for:

Home-based catering businesses

Food bloggers or influencers

Culinary enthusiasts who enjoy cooking as a hobby

While these roles can be fulfilling, they may not provide the same earning potential or career growth as roles requiring formal qualifications.

The Role of Location and Institution

Choosing the right location and institution can significantly impact your culinary education. For instance, Kolkata���known for its rich culinary heritage—is home to top institutes offering programs in culinary arts and hospitality. Enrolling in a hospitality management course in Kolkata or tourism management courses in Kolkata can provide you with a unique blend of local and global culinary skills.

The Importance of Networking and Internships

One of the major advantages of a Culinary Arts Diploma is the networking opportunities it offers. Many institutions collaborate with leading hotels and restaurants, giving students access to internships and mentorship programs. For example, students pursuing a hospitality management diploma in Kolkata often intern at luxury establishments, gaining hands-on experience and valuable industry connections.

Traditional cooking classes, while practical, typically lack such opportunities, which can be a disadvantage for those aiming to build a professional culinary career.

Cost and Time Commitment

Culinary Arts Diploma

Cost: Higher investment due to the comprehensive curriculum and certification.

Duration: Typically lasts 1-2 years.

Traditional Cooking Classes

Cost: More affordable, with pay-per-class options.

Duration: Short-term, ranging from a few weeks to months.

Choosing the Right Path

To determine whether a Culinary Arts Diploma or traditional cooking classes are right for you, consider the following:

Career Goals: If you aspire to work in top-tier hotels or start your own restaurant, a diploma is the better choice. For personal growth or casual learning, cooking classes suffice.

Learning Style: Prefer a structured program? Opt for a diploma. Enjoy flexibility? Traditional classes are ideal.

Budget and Time: Assess your financial resources and availability before making a decision.

Conclusion

Deciding between a Culinary Arts Diploma and traditional cooking classes depends on your personal and professional aspirations. A diploma provides a comprehensive education, industry exposure, and a recognized qualification, making it ideal for ambitious individuals seeking a long-term career in the culinary field. On the other hand, traditional cooking classes are perfect for those looking to enhance their skills without committing to a full-time program.

Institutions offering programs like the hospitality management course in Kolkata, tourism management courses in Kolkata, and hospitality management diploma in Kolkata provide excellent opportunities for aspiring culinary professionals. Whether you choose a diploma or cooking classes, the key is to align your choice with your goals and passions.