Careers Panel & Mini Hospitality University Fair
Careers Panel & Mini Hospitality University Fair
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Careers Panel & Mini Hospitality University Fair

On January 12th, students and parents attended an engaging afternoon focused on careers and study pathways within the global hospitality, tourism, and travel industries.

15-01-2026

On January 12th, students and parents attended an engaging afternoon focused on careers and study pathways within the global hospitality, tourism, and travel industries.

The event opened with a Careers Panel featuring Mr Niek Hammer, General Manager of The Okura Prestige Bangkok; Mr Steve Lee, Chef-Owner of i-Sang (Michelin Guide 2026); and Khun Sudaratt Lekngaodee, Chief Purser at Japan Airlines.

The speakers shared valuable insights into their career journeys, industry realities, and the future of the sector.

The discussion was co-chaired by Mr Manners, Future Pathways Counsellor, and Kira Thansin, Head Girl, with Year 8–10 students in attendance.

Following the panel, families took part in our Mini Hospitality University Fair (& Beyond), welcoming representatives from 15 universities across 8 countries.

The fair provided an excellent opportunity for students and parents to ask questions, engage directly with institutions, and explore a wide range of international programmes in hospitality, tourism, and culinary arts. We are grateful to our guest speakers and university partners for their generous contributions and for supporting our students as they consider future pathways.

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