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The New Inn leads the way in
Shropshire
The New Inn is the first business in Shropshire to
sign up to the
national Schools Hospitality Project, an important
education initiative which introduces young people to the
hospitality industry. The nationwide scheme
helps pupils throughout the country understand the growing
importance of the sector and also informs them about the many
career paths it offers.
Jenny & Marcus Bean of The New Inn are pleased to support such an important
initiative, particularly as so many young people go on to
part-time or full-time employment in the hospitality sector. It
is therefore vital that they understand how the UK now depends
upon tourism, catering and other areas of the industry. Jenny &
Marcus also support the project's emphasis on good
customer service as a key ingredient of success in any
hospitality-based enterprise.
The Schools Hospitality Project
is delivered in partnership with teachers but is not a
government initiative. Its success is due to BII
members across the UK.
BII is a national charity and the
professional body for the licensed retail sector. With over
15,000 members, it promotes high standards, good employment
practice and social responsibility within the industry.
Cathie Smith, Director of BIIAB said, "We are very grateful to
The New Inn for this support which allows us to help
teachers in a practical way while also raising awareness of the hospitality sector.
"As the project builds, our aim is to help young people
understand that with hard work,
a friendly approach and professional training, they can benefit
greatly from a wide range of employment opportunities and, if
they choose, go on to build an interesting and rewarding career
in a thriving sector of the economy."
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The
New Inn Restaurant |
Patrick Gaffney, Director of the Schools Project added his own
thanks to Jenny & Marcus Bean saying, “We can only make a difference in schools if we
gain the support of the wider community. I am delighted that
The New Inn has decided to get involved and nominate The
Corbet School for the project..”
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