A LANDMARK agreement will see up to 15,000 students in Scotland being given world-class hospitality and customer service training ahead of the major sporting and cultural events of 2014.
A LANDMARK agreement will see up to 15,000 students in Scotland being given world-class hospitality and customer service training ahead of the major sporting and cultural events of 2014.
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Greig Cameron
A partnership between skills council People 1st and higher education colleges will see the WorldHost programme taught in venues around the country.
WorldHost was used to train 40,000 people for the Vancouver Winter Games in 2010 and tens of thousands of volunteers ahead of the London Olympics and Paralympics.
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