Frasers Hospitality, SIT sign MoU on hospitality advancement

It will include the co-establishment of an innovation think tank to identify new opportunities in the sector.

Frasers Hospitality and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) have signed a memorandum of understanding aiming to advance the standards of Singapore’s hospitality industry.

The partnership will focus on education, professional training, and applied research across the hospitality and real estate sectors.

It will also include the co-establishment of an innovation think tank to identify new opportunities in the sector.

In addition, the collaboration will also co-design and develop Pre-Employment Training for students, alongside Continuing Education and Training programmes.

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