HOUSEKEEPING TRAINING PROGRAM

HOUSEKEEPING TRAINING PROGRAM Photo

Free Employment Program for New AmericansA housekeeping program student at the International Institute of Minnesota practices making a bed

The Housekeeping Training program prepares New Americans to work in the hospitality and cleaning industry (including nursing, office buildings and hotels) as housekeepers.

Housekeeping Training Content

  • Proper cleaning & sanitation procedure
  • Chemical safety
  • Customer service
  • Dialogue with customers, coworkers and supervisors
  • Bed-making basics
  • Workplace safety
  • Computer skills
  • Speed skills
  • Industry-specific English
  • Guest speakers and visits to local employers

After training, the Institute’s employment specialists provide employment assistance, placement and ongoing employment support. Wages range from $15/hour to $17/hour. This class meets MFIP hourly requirements.

Housekeeping Student Eligibility

  • Be born outside of the United States
  • Motivated to work in housekeeping after graduation
  • Be able to read and write the English alphabet

Housekeeping Class Schedule

The class runs four times throughout the year. Upcoming sessions:

  • March 6 – April 14

Classes meet Monday – Friday from 9:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. at the International Institute. Bus passes or gas cards are available; contact us for transportation help.

 

  Contact

Lynn Thompson Hospitality Program Manager and Instructor International Institute of MN 1694 Como Ave
Saint Paul, MN 55108
P: 651-377-8626 W: For more information

  Locations

Saint Paul

  Category

Hospitality

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