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Sustainable changes

Nicolas had just been promoted to Senior Product Manager. But the condition was that he had to take a foreign assignment for two years. He had reckoned with Germany, the USA or maybe Japan. India would also have been okay. But he was supposed to go to Turkmenistan. His employer had just bought a large agricultural cooperative there, which was now to be converted in the direction of ecological and sustainable agriculture. On the one hand, this sounded like a completely unknown field of work. Nicolas had previously worked more in the consumer goods sector. On the other hand, anything that bore the label "sustainable" was naturally a career driver at the moment. So he took a cautiously optimistic approach.

Once Nicolas arrived at his new workplace, the optimism quickly evaporated. He had arrived somewhere in the middle of nowhere. There was no office building, there were only barracks. Mostly not air-conditioned. He had expected to be put up in some hotel. But he had been given a room with a farmer. Toilet in the yard. Bathroom was an outdoor shower served from the cistern. He felt infinitely silly in his outfit.

In the first service meeting, a colleague asked him if they could tweak Nicolas's resume a bit for the presentation to the workers. It might be good for his credibility if they could give him some local roots. Nicolas was tired. The trip had been exhausting. He remembered his parents' Russian gardener. A picture of a man. Former combat swimmer. And of the Turkish cook. So he answered, one may mix in there with pleasure something Russian and Turkish. The main thing was that he was allowed to retire now.

The night had been hell. It smelled like a pigsty in his room. And he could hear the pigs too, as if they were sleeping in bed with him. There was no hot water to shave with. And company policy forbids the use of shower gels containing microplastics without functioning wastewater treatment for environmental reasons. So all he can use is a bar of curd soap. When introduced to the staff, he looks appropriately a bit bedraggled. One of his colleagues asks Nicolas to say something in Russian. He has to think a bit. His grandmother sometimes spoke to him in Russian. But it's enough for a "I'm happy to be here and look forward to working with you. The employees cheer for their new boss.

Before Nicolas takes a shower the next morning, he drives the pigs out of the barn. If he's going to share the roof with them, he might as well make himself useful. His hosts invite him to breakfast. The conversation in Russian is still a bit bumpy. Nikolai hasn't spoken his father's language for years. And his host family, of course, actually speaks Turkmen. But with hands and feet it works. And so it goes on in the office. The team meeting was supposed to take place in English. But the interpreter dropped out. With every hour it gets better. The memory of his father's language comes back.

At breakfast, Nikolai realizes that he understands Turkmen better than he thought. It definitely works out that his hosts ask him in their native language. But he prefers to answer in Russian. Nikolai speaks it again as fluently as he did when he lived with his father in the Sevastopol army barracks. At work, they discuss the tasks for the next few days. Nikolai considers the projects for preventing soil erosion and unused surface water runoff to be urgent. Everyone passionately discusses the possibilities of transforming agriculture to get by without artificial irrigation. But Nikolai realizes that it will be difficult to irrigate only naturally in the desert.

The next morning, Nikolai surprises your host family with a few words of Turkmen. With his fluency in Russian and Turkish as his mother's language, it's not that hard for him to learn the language. On the job, they speak almost only Turkmen anyway. Today, his job is to drive the fields and inspect and document the environmental damage. Nikolai doesn't even need to shower for that. It will be hot anyway. And air conditioning is only for wimps. The point is to save energy wherever possible. In the afternoon, he gets a call from headquarters. They are very pleased with his work on site. It is clear that the project would not make an economic contribution. But the advertising impact is enormous. Whether he is interested in accepting a junior director position at the headquarters in Paris.

Nikolai turns his camera, bares his left breast and says in broken French that his heart beats for his new home. He won't leave until the desert blooms again.

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wait they managed not to broadcast any force india cars for a weekend?? when and why did this happen??

Oh this is a severely fucked up occurrence that I will try to stay brief about but. Basically in 2012 formula one raced in Bahrain as a pretty much implicit sportswashing measure (I'm wary of throwing the term around but f1 had cancelled the race in 2011 due to 'political unrest' aka mass protests from a civilian population that were being violently put down, and in 2012 were explicitly asked to return in what was seen by most as the Bahrain government trying to show they had returned to normal and there were definitely no more human rights abuses happening.) This was widely condemned by both international charities and local activists but Bernie insisted it was all good and they would race no matter what. To put into perspective how fucked the situation was, a protester was killed the weekend of the race.

(side note if you look into this deeper and actually investigate the politics going on behind a Motorsport pov a lot of drivers showed their asses here in their response and it's interesting especially in the case of Sebastian and Lewis how they reacted here VS how they would probably have reacted today.)

So that's. The background. Now here's the insane part. Obviously there were local protests against this, a lot of them. But only one incident really seemed to rattle f1 and that was a hire car of Force India mechanics had a petrol bomb thrown at it. Nobody was hurt but subsequently Force India decided not to participate in the later practice session so the staff could all return to their hotels before it got dark outside.

F1 was. Pissed. How dare you ruin our messaging. There is nothing wrong here, we're all having a great time here, there is no unrest whatsoever the government and their money are doing a great job. Also, this was back when news breaking on twitter was a fairly new concept so the process of these rumours coming out via twitter were very very messy and drew more attention to the sport.

So in what was probably an effort to avoid this online speculation and people demanding answers, during the first practice session, f1 decided the world was populated entirely by toddlers with no object permanence, and if they just didn't SHOW force india, nobody would remember to ask them about the force india petrol bomb rumours. So you had one session where every single team was getting screen time EXCEPT force india - like, I remember it being commented on as odd at the time - and a weekend where the camera kept cutting away from force india cars jarringly as much as it could.

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Work Togehter

Plot:Y/N is a rogue RAW agent and is to be extradited to India, so both Jonathan Pine and Pathaan must work together to keep her from escaping again...but Y/N also has a plan....

Pathaan (2023) x Night Manager Crossover

Jonathan watched the woman through the glass. He could see her, but she could not see him. She was attractive and under different circumstances, he would want her, but she was sitting there for a reason. He crossed his arms in front of his chest and continued to look at her. "This is Y/N Y/L/N, a rogue RAW agent," Kristin, the head of MI6, said as she stepped up beside him.

Jonathan finally averted his gaze from Y/N and looked to his boss. After taking down Roper, he was offered a job as an agent by MI6 and he took it. "What do you want me to do with her?" he asked Kristin.

"She's to be extradited to India," she said, and he sighed.

"What exactly do I have to do with that? I'm not in charge of extraditions. Put her on a plane and be done with it," he said, annoyed, "I'm an agent."

"If the circumstances were different, we would, but we have reason to believe she's working for a terrorist organization called Outfit X...It would be too dangerous to just put her on a plane," she said, and Jonathan furrowed his brow.

"And what am I supposed to do? Babysit her until she gets to India?" he asked seriously.

Kristin shrugged her shoulders and nodded. "Yes, if you put it that way, but not alone.... Colonel Luthra is sending us one of his agents, who should arrive any moment..." she said, looking around when her gaze stopped at a man, "Or he's already there." -Kristin walked to him and Jonathan followed- "Jonathan, this is Pathaan. Pathaan, this is Jonathan. You will work together to extradite Y/N to India."

Jonathan looked at him and nodded. "Hello," he said, shaking his hand. Pathaan nodded as well.

"There's a car waiting for you outside," she said, "You'll descend until your flight is ready, and until then you'll wait in a hotel room." She held out a note and a key card to them, which he took.

The two men looked at her in confusion. "Why not leave them here?" asked Jonathan of them.

"The fewer people who know their location, the better," she said, entering the room. Y/N looked at her and took a deep breath when she saw Pathaan.

"Seems like I'm coming home again," she said firmly and Pathaan crossed his arms in front of his chest, "How are you, Pathaan?"

He looked at her and shook his head. He came to her and pulled her up. "Why so hostile?" she asked, laughing slightly, "Are you still mad that I betrayed you? It was nothing personal."

"Pathaan..." said Jonathan, "We have to go."

Y/N looked at him and sighed. "Seems I have two bodyguards now," she said, and Jonathan stepped up to her and handcuffed her hands. Both men each walked on one of her sides as they walked with her to the car. Their destination was already entered in the navi and Jonathan sat in the driver's seat while Pathaan sat in the back with Y/N.

They drove in silence for a while and finally she sighed. "Are you going to shut me up, Pathaan? We were colleagues, after all."

"I have nothing more to say to anyone like you," he said quietly in Hindi. "You are a traitor."

Y/N stopped answering and leaned back, looking at Jonathan. "And who are you?" she asked, "I think I should at least know the name of one of the men I should be spending my time with."

"Jonathan Pine," he answered simply, and drove on quietly.

She shook her head at the answer and looked outside. "Talkative you're not really," she said quietly, watching them now pull into a dark parking garage that probably led to the hotel.

"Stay," Jonathan said as he stopped and got out. He looked around for a moment to make sure no one was following him and opened the Y/N door. Pathaan got out himself and joined Jonthan. He pulled Y/N out and she was led by the two men to an entrance that led through the private employee corridors and to an elevator. The three of them got in and rode up to the floor that was on the note.

Pathaan held her by the arm when the elevator stopped and led her out, following Jonathan. He finally stopped in front of the room and opened it. He let Y/N and Pathaan go ahead. "Am I going to have to wear these handcuffs all day, or am I going to be allowed to move around the room freely?" she asked. Jonathan looked to Pathaan for his opinion.

He came to him and took the key before going to her and opening them while looking at her. "If you try to escape, I will shoot you most personally," he said firmly to her.

Y/N smiled and shook her head. "We both know you've had the chance before," she said, walking further into the room. "Only one double bed for three people?"

"We won't both be sleeping, but one will be keeping watch," Jonathan said.

She shrugged her shoulders. "If I have to...I'll take a shower," she said and went into the bathroom. There she undressed and went into the shower. Somehow she had to make it out of here before she would be taken back to India. Y/N washed her body and after a short while stepped out again and wrapped a towel around herself.

She opened the door a crack when she heard the men talking. "What did she mean you already had the chance?" asked Jonathan Pathaan, watching him take off his jacket and put it on the table.

"She betrayed me when we were on a mission in Russia. I haven't seen her since," Pathaan said and sat down on a chair. Y/N bit her lip because he was still just as attractive as he was then. Actually, both men were more than attractive. "I had a chance to shoot her, but didn't."

She quietly closed the door again and smiled as she got an idea. She dropped her towel again and stepped out of the bathroom naked. Both men looked at her in surprise. "My clothes are dirty and I would hate to wear them again...you guys don't have a problem with that, do you? It's nothing you haven't seen before, especially Pathaan pretty much knows this body..." -Jonathan managed to avert his gaze and looked to Pathaan and then back to her. His eyes roamed over her body-"Didn't he tell you? We were together until I got the offer from Jim...He had the chance too, but he turned it down..."

Y/N sat down on the bed, not even trying to avoid the stares of the two men. "Because unlike you, I don't betray my country..." he said firmly and she shrugged her shoulders.

"The pay is a lot better," she said, "Besides, what has it ever done for you?"

Pathaan looked at her firmly. "Just get dressed."

"Like I said...I don't have anything fresh," she said. He stood up and took off his shirt, holding it out to her. "Who says I want to wear anything at all? Jonathan seems to like the view as well..." Y/N looked to him and parted her legs a little more.

"Enough already, Y/N," Pathaan said firmly. Jonathan stayed out of it, but didn't avert his gaze from her. She stood up and walked over to Pathaan. She stroked her fingers across his muscular chest. He grabbed her wrist and stopped her. Y/N didn't let that stop her, however, and pressed her body against Pathaan, leaning up to brush her lips against his. He pushed her back and she fell onto the bed.

"Don't feel like it? Maybe MI6 agent though," she said and stood back up and walked over to Jonathan, who had been just watching silently until now, and leaned in to him before brushing her lips against his. One hand wandered down to his crotch and rubbed his erection for a moment. "He seems to want me..." she said against his lips, looking to Pathaan whose jaw was tense.

Jonathan stopped her now, too, and pushed her off him as he stood up. Pathaan stepped closer so that she was now standing between them. "So you want to play with both of us? Who says you have to say that?" asked Pathaan, wrapping an arm around her and pulling her against his chest. Jonathan stepped further toward her and pressed his body against her as well.

"We promise you that you will burn your fingers if you do this," he said. Y/N looked at him.

"Then do it instead of just lecturing me," she urged them out, feeling Pathaan's hand stroking further down to her pussy and stroking it. She moaned softly and curled into his arm. Jonathan bent down to her neck and kissed it, sucking on the skin.

Pathaan thrust two fingers into her, making her moan and claw more into his arm and Jonathan's shoulder.

Suddenly they both stopped and Pathaan pushed her into the bed. Jonathan began to undress, as did Pathaan as he pulled down his pants. When both men were completely naked, Y/N saw Pathaan crawl onto the bed and she moaned softly at the sight. Jonathan joined her at her side and sat on the bed next to her head. Pathaan crawled between her legs and placed his rough hands on her hips. He let one hand slide to her back and lifted her up. With his other hand he grabbed his cock and rubbed it against her pussy. When he suddenly thrust into her in one hard thrust, she moaned loudly and looked to Jonathan as she felt the tip of his cock against her lips.

"You're still as tight as I remember," Pathaan moaned.

"Open your mouth," Jonathan said and she did as he asked and he pushed into her mouth. He wrapped her hair around his hand as he began to move inside her mouth, as did Pathaan, thrusting hard and deep into her tight pussy.

She moaned around Jonathan's cock in her mouth as they both thrust into her. Y/N concentrated on breathing through her nose as Pathaan thrust into her. One hand moved to her clit and rubbed it. She arched her back and Jonathan took her hand and wrapped it around the rest of his cock that wouldn't fit in her mouth.

Y/N felt her orgasm building and she cum suddenly and unexpectedly. Pathaan pulled out of her, as did Jonathan, and they changed places. Jonathan turned her onto her hands and knees and Pathaan sat in front of her. He wrapped his hand in her hair as well and pressed the tip against her lips while Jonathan slowly thrust into her pussy as well.

Pathaan thrust into her mouth and she moaned as he pushed his whole cock into her. Jonathan began to move inside her and thrust into her faster. She moaned around the cock in her mouth and clawed at Pathaan's thighs as they thrust into her mouth and pussy at the same pace.

Jonathan now began to rub her clit as well, as he pulled her hips against him with each thrust. Her second orgasm built again inside her and she cumming again around Jonathan's cock this time. The two men pulled out of her and spun her around. Jonathan came up to her and knelt on the other side of her head as Pathaan and he pumped their cocks a few more times and shot their cum into her mouth and moaned.

Y/N swallowed the mixed cum of the two men and smiled and then licked her lips. Pathaan and Jonathan lay down next to her so she was back in the middle. They pulled the blanket over her and Y/N closed her eyes as she slowly fell asleep together between the men. When she woke up again, both Pathaan and Jonathan were still asleep. Carefully, she slid out of bed and picked up her pants and took Pathaan's shirt before putting it on and walking out of the hotel room, but before she did, she looked back at the bed and smiled.

As soon as she was gone, Pathaan and Jonathan opened their eyes and Pathaan reached for his phone and looked at the tracking app. "We should get dressed and follow her," Jonathan said.

"I'm out of shirts though..." he said, sighing as he stroked his face. "I'll just put on my jacket..."

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Oh yeah, you're right, 14 years of my life working with the public across cafes, restaurants, hotels, hostels, cinema, bookstores, theatres and box offices and I haven't encountered enough rude customers lmao.

Humans SHOULD do this job. Maybe you think people will suddenly be normal and chill and have no stupid questions because they aren't facing a human.

The difference is that I think retail workers should be far better compensated.

Digital tills aren't AI. They're just basic ass software. There's no need for an LLM or an art thief AI to be stuffed in there.

The people you would still have in store with a "differen role" are STILL retail workers and they will STILL be dealing with customers, some of them unhappy, and all of them asking questions from the human rather than the smart till. They'll need to refill the shelves and clean the store and write recommendations and make big spenders feel special.

Thinking in terms of scifi and dreaming up a society in which AI is capable of doing my job better than me, while we're all on some golden universal income, is detrimental to everyone.

AI bros are more than happy to sell the idea of AI as replacement to workers, even if they then have to turn around and completely lie about it and actually have their AI be a bunch of Indian workers!!!

Meanwhile, no government I know of is actually interested in giving me universal income that pays for all my rent, bills, and leaves me enough to enjoy myself besides. They're not willing to fully train me for a better, AI safe job.

And do you know what? Retail sucks because of shitty managers and insane store rules more than rude customers.

I spent years selling books and it was an awesome job. I loved my colleagues and I enjoyed making displays, writing reviews, reading lots of books ahead of publications so I could excitedly recommend. Nothing tickled me more than pitching the perfect recommendation for someone looking for their next reading club book or finding what would work for the christmas present of a young niece not reading enough.

And NOTHING beat the joy of that same guy, back in early January, looking for me across the shop so he could come and brightly thank me, because the graphic novel I sold him about a girl doing ice skatting besides school drama captivated his niece and she's now jumped into reading YA novels.

People remembering me months after and coming for ME because they trusted my recommendations. People gifting us boxes of chocolate for the staff to enjoy. People thanking us with tears in their eyes because we organised an event and they just got to shake hands with their absolute favourite author.

You think I'd want to give ANY of this to AI when AI 1/can't do it, and 2/I could just enjoy doing this with better hours and better pay if only the government can be curb stomped into caring for us?

Don't even come at me with the "not all retail--" angle. Lots of people enjoy lots of different things, and ALL retail workers should be better paid and have better rights, and automation (not AI necessarily) should always be a tool that helps instead of a tool that replaces, so long as society isn't ready for a mass replacement of a vital low-level education work force.

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Top Skills Every Aspiring Hotel Manager Should Master

The hotel management industry is among the most exciting and dynamic areas, with plenty of job opportunities all over the world. As the number of tourists continues to increase and trends in hospitality change increasing, the need for highly skilled hotel managers is increasing substantially. Hotel management is a combination of interpersonal abilities and business savvy. No matter, if you're seeking a job in the field of hospitality management in Kolkata, across India, or the world, mastering these essential skills, is essential to succeeding in this highly competitive sector. Let's take a look at the best qualities that every hotel manager must master to be successful and stand out.

1. Exceptional Communication Skills

Communication is the underlying principle of hospitality, and to hotel executives, this is among the most important capabilities. From engaging with guests and resolving problems to transferring directions to employees, clear and efficient communication can make all the significant distinctions. Effective communication increases the satisfaction of guests and directly affects the reputation of a hotel and its success. In the future, their managers should work on improving their listening skills and their verbal and non-verbal communication abilities to make sure they can navigate complicated situations and create an atmosphere that's positive for guests as well as team members.

2. Leadership and Team Management

A hotel manager should be an effective leader. teamwork: In a profession that relies on teamwork, hotel managers are accountable for overseeing a variety of departments, including housekeeping, the front office, and food service. The right management and leadership skills allow managers to motivate and lead the teams they manage effectively. Hotel managers who are aspiring should be able to delegate their tasks, give constructive feedback, and promote collaboration between their teams. Establishing a culture of management that encourages inclusion and personal growth can boost employee morale and ultimately improve the guest experience.

3. Financial Acumen

Understanding the financial aspect of hotel management is vital for anyone who wants to grow in this area. Managers are typically charged with controlling costs, budgeting, and financial planning since the success of a hotel depends heavily on efficient financial management. By gaining abilities in forecasting, budgeting, and managing expenses, future hotel managers will be able to assist in ensuring their establishment's financial health. The hospitality management diploma in Kolkata can equip future managers with the necessary tools and understanding to manage all aspects of financial management for a hotel effectively.

4. Problem-solving and Critical Thinking

Hospitality is renowned for its fast-paced, often uncertain environment. Hotel managers need to be prepared to deal with challenges when they occur. Problem-solving skills are essential to dealing with complaints from guests, operational issues, and employee conflicts. Thinking critically helps managers evaluate situations quickly and make well-informed decisions that benefit both the guests and the hotel. To be successful, hotel managers need to be able to adapt and able to remain calm under pressure because these skills are crucial when managing busy hotel environments.

5. Guest-Centric Mindset

A good hotel manager puts the experience of guests above all other considerations. This approach to guests helps anticipate and understand the demands of guests, ultimately leading to better satisfaction and a higher rate of repeat business. A positive mindset and capability to design unforgettable experiences for guests can help an ideal hotel director stand out. Empathy, patience, and a customer-focused mindset are crucial to providing exceptional customer service. Hotels are dependent on positive guest experiences to increase trust, so any manager who wants to succeed should consider this to be a top priority.

6. Sales and Marketing Skills

Marketing and sales are essential to increasing the revenue of hotels. Hotel managers usually work with marketing departments to devise marketing strategies, control pricing, and draw in new guests. Sales expertise is particularly useful when negotiating contracts for group bookings, corporate partnerships, and other events. By gaining a solid knowledge of marketing and sales, potential hotel managers can aid in the growth of their business. The ability to master digital marketing, as well as understand target markets and put together value-added services, are all essential in the current competitive marketplace.

7. Technology and Digital Proficiency

Technology is revolutionizing the hospitality industry, and being savvy with technology is now a requirement that hotel executives must master. Technology can help streamline operations and improve guest service in everything from property management software to booking websites, as well as software for managing customer relationships. Experience with specific hotel software, such as property management software (PMS) or point-of-sale systems, is essential. Also, knowing how to utilize social media to increase brand awareness can aid managers in staying relevant in today's digital age.

8. Attention to Detail

In hospitality, even the smallest aspects make a difference. From the cleanliness of the room to the quality of the food and beverage services, paying attention to every detail is vital to creating an unforgettable customer experience. Hotel managers who are aspiring should get into the habit of paying close attention at every step of a guest's experience. This means monitoring feedback from guests and ensuring that the facilities are maintained and well-maintained, as well as training personnel to ensure they adhere to the highest standards. A focus on detail can dramatically improve the quality of the services provided and leave an impression that lasts on your guests.

9. Time Management and Multitasking

Hotels are open 24 hours a day, which makes time management an essential ability that hotel administrators must master. The ability to manage multiple tasks, departments, and guest requests efficiently requires a high level of organizational proficiency. Prioritize Hotel managers who are aspiring should learn to prioritize their tasks and delegate responsibility to maximize efficiency. A well-organized time management system ensures the smooth execution of everyday activities and improves the customer experience.

10. Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity

The hotel industry is now serving guests from all over the globe. Cultural awareness is becoming a valuable asset. A hotel manager should be able to comprehend and accept different cultures' expectations to provide a personalized and inclusive service. This understanding enhances the customer experience and creates a welcoming atmosphere for guests from any background. Hotel managers in the future should focus on developing cultural competence to be able to provide a wide range of guests.

11. Adaptability and Flexibility

In the hospitality sector, things are continuously changing, and hotel managers need to remain flexible to stay ahead of the curve. Technological advancements, changing customer expectations, and the latest trends in the industry mean that hotel managers must remain flexible with their strategies. By being open to new strategies and being aware of the latest developments in the industry, future hotel managers are better placed to take advantage of the challenges ahead and take advantage of opportunities.

12. Human Resource Management

Why human resources is yet another important area of concern for hotel managers, who are often responsible for hiring, training, and managing personnel, building The ability to manage HR is essential to building a stable team and ensuring a positive working environment. Knowing HR concepts like the resolution of conflicts, employee development, and employee motivation can assist managers in creating an atmosphere of support for their employees. Kolkata, For those who are studying for a diploma in hotel management at Kolkata, HR management is usually an area of focus that prepares them for successful management of staff.

Conclusion

Hotel managers who are aspiring must develop the necessary skills to excel in this extremely competitive and rewarding industry. hotelFrom leadership and communication as well as financial acumen and apprehension, every one of these talents contributes to the smooth running of a hotel and to providing guests with unforgettable experiences. If you're thinking about pursuing a diploma in Hotel Management in Kolkata, you'll learn these vital skills through hands-on instruction and classes that prepare you for a job in the field of hospitality.

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Exploring Top Hospitality and Culinary Courses in Kerala

Kerala is quickly becoming a top choice for students pursuing careers in hospitality and the culinary arts. With well-regarded institutes offering courses that blend hands-on experience with theoretical learning, Kerala’s programs prepare students for success in this vibrant industry. From hotel management to specialized training in bartending, baking, and professional cookery, the educational options here stand out for their comprehensive approach.

For those interested in hospitality management, the best hotel management institute in Kerala offers training across all key aspects of the industry. Students learn essential skills in front office management, housekeeping, food and beverage service, and hospitality law, gaining a broad foundation for their careers. Many programs in Best hotel management institute in Kerala also include internships at top hotels, allowing students to apply their skills in real-world settings and preparing them to excel both in India and internationally.

Those interested in mixology and bar management can benefit from a bartending course, where they learn the art of crafting cocktails and managing bar operations. A Bartending course covers everything from classic drinks to customer service, creating a strong foundation for future bartenders. Bartending course in Kochi, specifically, offers fantastic job opportunities in hotels, restaurants, and lounges, both locally and abroad.

Kochi is also home to an impressive Baking and Pastry Institute, where students passionate about baking can hone their skills. The Baking and Pastry Institute in Kochi offers a specialized curriculum focusing on baking techniques, pastry creation, and cake design. With hands-on practice on industry-standard equipment, students learn skills ranging from bread-making to intricate pastry work, preparing them for roles in bakeries, hotels, and patisseries.

For those dedicated to cooking, the Diploma in Professional Cookery in Kochi is an excellent choice. This course covers a wide range of culinary skills, from food preparation to kitchen management, allowing students to explore various cuisines and master essential techniques. The Diploma In Professional Cookery in Kochi emphasizes practical learning and provides a solid foundation for careers in restaurants, catering services, and other culinary settings.

Kerala provides excellent educational opportunities for students in hospitality and culinary arts, with programs in hotel management, bartending, baking, and cooking. Renowned institutions like the Institute of Hotel Management Kerala and Kerala Culinary Academy offer specialized training, while the state’s thriving tourism industry provides real-world exposure through internships and placements. Kerala’s rich culinary traditions and growing demand for skilled professionals in hospitality make it an ideal destination for students to gain the skills and experience needed for successful careers in these dynamic fields.

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Guide to Aviator Courses: Different Types, Fees, and Potential Salaries in India

The aviation industry has been experiencing rapid growth in India, making it one of the most sought-after sectors for aspiring professionals. From pilots to cabin crew and ground staff, there are numerous career paths within this vibrant field. With the right training, individuals can secure promising jobs and build a successful career in aviation. In this blog, we will explore the various types of aviator courses available in India, their fees, and potential salaries, with a focus on one of the leading institutions, Airwing Aviation Academy, and its significance as an Aviation Academy in Udaipur.

Types of Aviator Courses

Pilot Training Courses

Commercial Pilot License (CPL): This is one of the most prestigious courses in aviation. To obtain a CPL, candidates must complete a rigorous training program that includes both theoretical and practical flying hours. The course typically takes about 18 to 24 months to complete.

Private Pilot License (PPL): This is an entry-level course that allows individuals to fly for personal purposes. It requires fewer flying hours compared to a CPL, making it a great starting point for those interested in flying.

Cabin Crew Training

Cabin crew training courses prepare individuals for roles as flight attendants. This training covers safety protocols, customer service, and emergency procedures. Programs generally last 3 to 6 months, and successful graduates are well-equipped to handle in-flight duties.

Ground Staff Training

This course trains individuals for various roles on the ground, including baggage handling, ticketing, and customer service. Ground staff play a crucial role in ensuring smooth operations at airports. Training programs typically last 6 months to 1 year.

Air Hostess Training

Similar to cabin crew training, air hostess training focuses on developing skills required to serve passengers effectively. The course includes aspects of grooming, etiquette, and safety regulations. Duration is usually between 6 months to 1 year.

Airport Management Courses

These courses equip students with the knowledge to manage airport operations efficiently. Subjects include airport safety, passenger management, and regulatory compliance. A typical airport management course lasts for about 1 year.

Aviation Hospitality and Travel Management

This program combines elements of aviation with hospitality and tourism management. Graduates can find opportunities in various sectors, including airlines, travel agencies, and hotel management. The duration of this course is usually 1 to 3 years.

Fees for Aviator Courses

The fees for aviator courses in India can vary significantly based on the type of course and the institution. Here's a general overview of the fee structure for some popular courses:

Pilot Training Courses:

CPL: INR 10 lakhs to INR 40 lakhs

PPL: INR 5 lakhs to INR 10 lakhs

Cabin Crew Training:

Fees typically range from INR 50,000 to INR 2 lakhs, depending on the institution.

Ground Staff Training:

The cost can vary from INR 25,000 to INR 1 lakh.

Air Hostess Training:

Fees range from INR 50,000 to INR 3 lakhs.

Airport Management Courses:

Typically range from INR 1 lakh to INR 5 lakhs.

Aviation Hospitality and Travel Management:

The fees can range from INR 50,000 to INR 3 lakhs.

Aspiring aviators need to research institutions thoroughly to ensure they are getting value for their investment. One noteworthy option for those in Udaipur is the Airwing Aviation Academy, a well-respected Aviation Academy in Udaipur that offers comprehensive courses across various aviation disciplines.

Potential Salaries in the Aviation Sector

The salary in the aviation industry can vary widely depending on the job role, experience, and the organization. Here's an overview of potential salaries for different positions:

Commercial Pilots:

Entry-level pilots can expect to earn between INR 80,000 to INR 1.5 lakhs per month. With experience, salaries can soar to INR 3 lakhs or more.

Cabin Crew:

Starting salaries for cabin crew members typically range from INR 30,000 to INR 60,000 per month, with experienced professionals earning upwards of INR 1 lakh monthly.

Ground Staff:

Entry-level positions in ground handling can earn around INR 20,000 to INR 30,000 per month, while supervisors can make INR 50,000 or more.

Air Hostesses:

Similar to cabin crew, starting salaries range from INR 30,000 to INR 60,000, with experienced air hostesses earning significantly more.

Airport Managers:

Salaries for airport management professionals vary widely but typically start at around INR 50,000 and can exceed INR 2 lakhs with experience.

Aviation Hospitality Professionals:

Salaries in this field can range from INR 20,000 to INR 1 lakh, depending on experience and specific roles.

Conclusion

Pursuing an aviation career can be immensely rewarding, both personally and financially. With a range of courses available, from pilot training to ground staff roles, aspiring professionals have numerous options to choose from. Institutions like Airwing Aviation Academy recognized as a premier Aviation Academy in Udaipur, provide comprehensive training that equips students with the necessary skills to excel in this dynamic industry.

As the aviation sector continues to grow in India, the demand for skilled professionals will only increase. By investing in the right education and training, individuals can secure a successful future in the aviation industry. If you're passionate about flying or the aviation business, now is the perfect time to explore these exciting opportunities!