Open Day December 2021 -January 2022

Our school organized three different open days in the months December 2021 and January 2022, in order to let families and institutions getting to know our school activities and our educational offer. The students of the hospitality course welcomed the guests showing them all our lab activities (bar tendering and cooking workshops) and explaining what projects have been developed in the last years, especially the Erasmus ones. It was a great opportunity to open up to our territory and to give our students responsibility of being in charge of welcoming the guests and explaining them everything.

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