TISOH Introduces CLIMB, a Hospitality Professional Development Program

Jul 16, 2019

TISOH: The International School of Hospitality introduces Hospitality CLIMB, professional development training classes designed specifically for hospitality industry employees.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - July 15, 2019 —

LAS VEGAS — TISOH: The International School of Hospitality introduces Hospitality CLIMB, professional development training classes designed specifically for hospitality industry employees.

Hospitality CLIMB is a diverse hospitality professional development library of self-paced eLearning classes accessible from computers, tablets, and other mobile internet-connected devices. All training classes are short, engaging, and address specific competencies required of today’s hospitality industry workforce.

CLIMB classes are all one-hour in length and divided into levels for associates, supervisors, and managers. In addition to individual classes, participants can select from a Skill Series of 5 classes, with concentrations in Communication, Guest Service, Essential Management, and People Management. Also available are Core Series of 10 classes each, for Associate, Supervisor, and Manager Levels.

Because CLIMB is an accredited program designed by hospitality professionals, completers earn CEU’s with CEU Records and Records of Accomplishment. At the end of each class, participants can print an Action Sheet, featuring a learning summary and tips suitable for immediate application.

“We developed CLIMB specifically for hospitality companies in all sectors, to provide a highly affordable solution with accessible classes for their employees from line level to management.” said Timothy Lam, Executive Director of TISOH.

Hospitality companies can use CLIMB as a turnkey solution for their training needs. Managers and HR departments can purchase multiple seats with substantial quantity discounts to offer to their employees as needed, to fill learning gaps, and to boost performance. With instant access for learners, CLIMB requires no further intervention from managers and HR other than granting access.

Hospitality CLIMB is available for teams, individuals, and company-wide deployment. External LMS and single sign-on capabilities are available for enterprise clients.  Learn more at www.hospitalityCLIMB.com

About The International School of Hospitality
The International School of Hospitality (TISOH) was founded in Las Vegas, Nev., in 2005. TISOH offers quality short-term, practical training and career development programs in hospitality. Developed for the industry and by the industry, TISOH’s small class sizes and online courses include; concierge, conference management and event planning, catering, exhibition & tradeshow management, hospitality leadership and supervision, hospitality human resources, hospitality marketing & sales, hotel operations, and wedding coordination and design. Diploma graduates, trained by working experts in the field, enjoy an 85 percent job placement rate. TISOH is an academic partner of the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute and is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training. For more information, visit www.tisoh.edu or call (702) 947-7200.

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About Us: The International School of Hospitality (TISOH) offers quality short-term, practical training and career development programs in hospitality.

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Organization: The International School of Hospitality (TISOH)
Address: 3614 E Sunset Rd #110, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89120, United States
Phone: (702) 947-7200
Website: https://tisoh.edu/

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