Upper Peninsula Restaurant, Hotels Getting Training From State Institute

The Hospitality Training Institute of Michigan (HTIM) kicked off the first round of its 2024 Hospitality Business Management course this week in Marquette, with another starting in March in Escanaba.

The course, a 12-week comprehensive job skills course, is a $2,500 value that has been offered at no cost to the first 2,000 program registrants. As an additional incentive, HTIM will also provide a $500 stipend to each graduate who successfully completes the course.
January class offerings reached capacity at record rates, with nearly 600 students participating statewide. Classes are being offered at 20 sites across the state both virtually and in-person throughout 2024, so interested students are encouraged to continue to apply.

“Hospitality is a leading industry in Michigan and the HTIM program provides an unprecedented opportunity for residents to advance their career,” said Justin Winslow, president of the HTIM Board of Directors. “We’re thrilled to see this sort of community engagement for Michigan hospitality. Our teams are learning the skills necessary to develop into new roles and step up for Michigan.”

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