We adapt – interview with Ada Țerea
[0:00:00] – Felicia Forte - Hello, today we will speak with Ada Țerea, our Academic Director. Ada, hello! [0:00:10] – Ada Țerea – Hello [0:00:12] – Felicia - We have a few questions for you. The first one is how has our school adapted the curricula to this pandemic period? [0:00:20] – Ada – We have actually adapted very well and quite fast with minimal disruption to student learning. We are a very flexible organization so we tend to adapt quickly to new situations,
We are here to help you apply online
Flexibility is key in this pandemic period. Every business is pivoting and you’ve probably already seen every company you follow share their experience. Some have gone digital overnight while others have struggled to keep up but still found a way. Luckily for us, going digital was already one of our main objectives for the next few years. So when the health and safety constraints imposed by the authorities closed down education campuses, we were
Women’s Month Interview #8 – Alumnae of AHA – Souad Younes
How was your experience in the industry after graduation? After graduation I observed that my transformational leadership style had a positive impact on my colleagues and on the business itself. Thus, concluding with high achievements not only in regard with my personal development, but also when speaking about my entire team. What advice do you have for women who graduate? Be fiercely focused! Set high goals but also keep your feet on the ground! Know your
Women’s Month Interview #7 – Women of AHA – Anca Georgescu
How was your career experience in this industry? My career started 15 years ago in a historical brand hotel, in Brasov, in marketing and then later, in the sales department. But it wasn’t until fate showed its smile on me and pushed me into a Postgraduate course in Hospitality, that I realized how applied education can change me as a human being. I had the chance to study and learn from some great teachers
Women’s Month Interview #6 – Alumnae of AHA – Imola Malicski
How was your experience in the industry after graduation? I was raised to believe that there is enough sun for everybody, however, hospitality taught me how to remain kind in a challenging environment. As a graduate, I faced the most demanding part of hospitality – events and sales management. I went through a lot of self-doubt and attempted to copy leadership stereotypes, until I realized that the greatest skills that women can develop are
Women’s Month Interview #5 – Women of AHA – Felicia Forte
How was your career experience in this industry? Being an Admission Officer is challenging but the it always pays back. Especially at the beginning of the academic year – at the Opening Day Ceremony - where you can see the joyful faces of the applicants that became students. During the recruitment, in most of the cases, I get in contact with more family members of the applicants and that’s why I get to know