Mayfield Hotel Seoul Signs Industry-Academic Cooperation MOU with Kyung Hee University Hotel and Tourism Department

(From left) Youngmoon Kim, CEO of Mayfield Hotel Seoul, and Namho Jung, Dean of Kyung Hee University College of Hotel and Tourism, are taking a commemorative photo after signing an industry-academic cooperation agreement.

[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] Mayfield Hotel Seoul announced on the 6th that it has signed an industry-academia cooperation agreement with Kyung Hee University College of Hotel and Tourism Management to promote mutual exchange and development and to nurture global professional talent.

Mayfield Hotel plans to keep pace with changes in the global hotel and tourism industry by fostering talent centered on international students, providing employment opportunities and stepping stones for those in blind spots.

The main points of the agreement include operating customized programs for international students, expanding field training and site visits, and exchanging information and materials. Through this, it aims to strengthen the employment capabilities of international students, train them to meet the talent standards pursued by companies, and offer hotel employment opportunities to outstanding talents.

Kim Young-moon, CEO of Mayfield Hotel Seoul, said, "We will actively strive to revitalize the mutual cooperative relationship by developing customized curricula, enhancing the quality of education to nurture foreign professional talent, and supporting practical skill acquisition through providing field training opportunities."

Meanwhile, Mayfield Hotel Seoul has been expanding employment opportunities and strengthening educational programs since the third quarter of this year to resolve job-seeking difficulties and proactively secure competent personnel by hiring seniors aged 50 and above who are retired or have career interruptions.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.