The Estepona City Council has ceded some facilities of the Palace of Exhibitions and Congresses to the Center for Higher Studies in Hospitality of Malaga (CESHMA) for the start-up of a Hospitality School during the next academic year 2023/2024, as reported by the Consistory on Monday.
The entity, which has its origins in the former Association of Chefs and Restaurateurs of Malaga and the Costa del Sol, which was founded more than five decades ago, will offer a catalog of courses lasting 360 hours each from September.
The Hospitality School will have the 4 training itineraries such as the Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Cooking Course, the Professional Waiter Course, the Professional Cocktail Course and the Barista Course. amateur and professional. In addition to these courses, CESHMA will also offer workshops and workshops designed for those students who wish to specialize.
From the Hospitality School they point out that this new training project in the city has as objectives the learning flexibility, quality job opportunities and a new methodology of teaching that combines emotional intelligence and coaching formative.
The Estepona Hospitality School will also have a training restaurant with a daily menu that the students of the center will elaborate. This restaurant space will be open from Monday to Friday, and will have popular prices. In addition, the Hospitality School will also have a bar/cafeteria where students can carry out internships.
People interested in studying at the School of Hospitality can do so by email info@ceshma.com or by phone 660375453 or 653784865.
University City with medical teachings
On the other hand, the Estepona Town Hall projects in the city the impulse of a university private aimed at education related to health and medicine, which would be promoted with the Antonia Guerrero Foundation and will be linked to an extensive scholarship program for registered students.
The proposal was presented in the PP campaign for the municipal elections, projecting a university campus that will be developed in the Guadalobón area, west of the municipality of Estepona.