As a Room Attendant Apprentice, you will learn to recognise customer needs and understand how to match them to products and services, whilst also learning about the
hospitality business. The apprenticeship programme takes between 12 - 18 months, during which time you will earn whilst you learn. You will work alongside the hotel teams, with HIT Training looking after the academic side of your qualification. Please note there are no days at college for this apprenticeship.

During your apprenticeship with The Devon Hotel, you will get hands-on experience within the hospitality industry as well as gain a nationally recognised qualification which you can take anywhere - There may even be an opportunity to stay with us and see where your next steps take you. You will also receive competitive pay above the Government apprenticeship standard, staff discounts, free meals on duty and paid holidays. This is a great opportunity to work for a successful local company in [location] where there are numerous opportunities for progression.

What students will do as a hospitality team member apprentice:
As an apprentice you will develop the highest standard of hospitality skills while working as part of the team to ensure an amazing guest experience. The role is very varied and, although apprentices tend to specialise in an area, you will have to be adaptable and ready to support colleagues across the business, for example during busy periods. Specifically, you will be responsible for performing the following tasks to the highest standards:

Develop fantastic 'hospitality' skills across a variety of standards
Choose a hospitality specialism such as food and beverage, barista, wine service, reception or housekeeping
Work with the heads of departments and managers who will support and mentor you
Gain an industry-recognised qualification to a national standard
Work as part of a team and develop interpersonal skills
What are we looking for?
To successfully fill this role you should maintain the attitude, behaviours, skills, and values that follow

Positive attitude and willingness to learn
Good communication skills
A neat and tidy appearance (hair and fingernails) and adherence to uniform requirements.
Flexibility to respond to a range of different work situations
Ability to work on your own and as part of a team