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The Tourism and Hospitality Gateway to Industry Schools project aims to help young people make a successful transition from school into further education and/or employment in industries including:

  • commercial cookery
  • wine and beverages
  • hospitality
  • tourism.

Students learn about career opportunities available in these industries through a blend of school, vocational and academic curricula targeted to industry needs.

Students and teachers from schools involved receive direct support in the form of access to industry connections, training, professional development, work experience and educational opportunities.

Participating schools

The Tourism and Hospitality Gateway to Industry Schools project assists teachers throughout Queensland to form strong partnerships with the food, wine and tourism industries.

View the current Tourism and Hospitality Gateway to Industry schools (PDF, 192KB).

The project is open to both private and public schools.

Opportunities and events

The project offers fantastic free workshops, cookery days and guest speaker demonstrations for students across Queensland.

Industry-hosted Gateway Days for teachers are specially created to gain currency and professional development in industry through behind-the-scenes tours and hands-on experiences in each region.

Free online workshops and demonstrations are also available for both teachers and students.

More information

Contact

Hayley Sargent / Wim Linstrom
Program Managers, Gateway to Industry Schools Program
Queensland College of Wine Tourism / University of Southern Queensland

Phone: (07) 4685 5050
Email: gatewayschools@usq.edu.au

22 Caves Road
STANTHORPE  QLD  4380
PO Box 318
STANTHORPE  QLD  4380

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Last updated 12 December 2024

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