Marriott launches Project Prarambh to create hospitality careers for youth
Marriott International has launched Project Prarambh in partnership with The Job Plus and the Tourism & Hospitality Skill Council to provide youth from vulnerable communities with hospitality skills, workplace exposure and mentorship. The…
Marriott International has launched Project Prarambh in partnership with The Job Plus and the Tourism & Hospitality Skill Council to provide youth from vulnerable communities with hospitality skills, workplace exposure and mentorship. The initiative aims to train 500 young people aged 18-30 over the next two to three years and support pathways to formal employment.
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