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Visite des membres de la famille grand-ducale à l’EHTL
La direction de l’EHTL a eu l’honneur d’accueillir LL.AA.RR. le Prince Guillaume et la Princesse Sibilla et S.A.R. le Prince Paul-Louis de Nassau pour une rencontre de courtoisie sur son campus de Diekirch, le mercredi 18 décembre 2024.
L’objectif de cette visite n’était pas uniquement de présenter l’école, mais surtout de favoriser
une rencontre entre les étudiants et le Prince Paul-Louis, qui partage un intérêt commun avec
eux : la passion pour l’hospitalité.
🌍En excursion à Luxembourg-Ville
Le 25 novembre, nos élèves de 4TPTO ont exploré les trésors de la capitale : de la Place Guillaume II aux Casemates du Bock (UNESCO), en passant par la légende de Mélusine et la Cathédrale ⛪️ Notre Dame.
Moments forts : une visite guidée passionnante , un déjeuner savoureux , et une discussion inspirante avec Mme Francine Closener à la Chambre des Députés.
Une journée mémorable, mêlant culture, citoyenneté et gastronomie locale. Bravo à nos élèves !
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« Striving for excellence », is the motto adopted in 2017 by the École d’Hôtellerie et de Tourisme du Luxembourg (EHTL). Founded in Diekirch in 1949, the school now has around 300 students learning not only skills that are particular to catering, hospitality and tourism but also soft skills such as punctuality, communication and flexibility. One of the school’s key strengths is its family feel. Class sizes are small and there is plenty of support to go around. ‘Our school is not a production line. We look after our young people and help and support them on their journey.’
However, there are some things we cannot teach, and the students have to bring with them, such as ambition, a strong work ethic, plenty of energy and a healthy curiosity about foreign cultures. Our doors are open to motivated young people who have just completed any kind of secondary education and will pursue excellence as they train in catering, hospitality or tourism professions.
Once their training is complete, our graduates will act as ambassadors for the school as they embark on a career in Luxembourg or use their qualification as a springboard to find work abroad given that the EHTL is the headquarters of the European Association of Hotel and Tourism Schools (AEHT).