Фонд ресторанной ассоциации Ирландии запустил программу стипендий WSET для поддержки сотрудников гостиничного бизнеса

Фонд благотворительности Ассоциации ресторанов Ирландии в партнерстве с WSET запустил новую программу стипендий, направленную на оказание финансовой помощи специалистам индустрии, испытывающим трудности. Инициатива предусматривает финансирование обучения по программам WSET уровня 1 и 2 для до 20 кандидатов, что позволит им получить международно признанные квалификации и улучшить карьерные перспективы.

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The Restaurants Association of Ireland Benevolent Fund has launched the WSET Ireland Bursary Programme, a new initiative designed to support hospitality professionals experiencing long-term financial hardship through access to globally recognised education and training. The fund is a registered charity dedicated to supporting individuals working in Ireland’s restaurant & hospitality sector by providing financial assistance to those employed therein. Through this new programme, the fund aims to help individuals overcome financial hardship by providing training that enhances job retention, career progression, and long-term employment opportunities. ‘Investing In People’ “Hospitality is built on people, and investing in people is one of the best investments we can make as an industry,” said Adrian Cummins, chief executive of the Restaurants Association of Ireland. “Through the Restaurants Association of Ireland Benevolent Fund, we are proud to partner with WSET to provide internationally recognised qualifications to individuals who may not otherwise have the opportunity to access them.” Cummins added, “The WSET Ireland Bursary Programme is about more than education. “It is about creating pathways to long-term careers, improving confidence in the workplace, and helping people progress within our industry.” Shared Commitment Through the initiative, up to 20 successful applicants will receive funding to complete WSET Level 1 and Level 2 awards in wines and/or spirits through participating Irish WSET course providers. The WSET Ireland Bursary Programme aims to reflect a shared commitment to investing in people and ensuring that financial circumstances do not prevent hospitality professionals from accessing high-quality education and developing rewarding careers within the sector. ‘Removing Barriers’ “This partnership reflects something we care about deeply – removing barriers, not just providing qualifications,” said Rachel Webster, global business director at WSET. “We’re proud to work alongside our course providers across Ireland to deliver these first qualifications, and to give the hospitality professionals the tools and confidence to progress in their careers.” Applications will be assessed by the Restaurants Association of Ireland Benevolent Fund in line with the programme’s eligibility criteria. Further information on the application process, participating WSET course providers and application deadlines will be announced in due course.