Project Life@SSTH - Connecting you with current events

Students, upper row from left to right: Aimee Xu, Katharina Li, Jon Chen, Divya Malhan, Anina Lutz, Staphanie Meier
Lower row: Tim Wang, Eric Yang, Allen Vogt, Alshely Feng, Arren Zhao

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Life@SSTH interviews Severin Fuchs. He is currently in his first year of the 3-year vocational education program GFG and enjoys to come to the practical lessons in Passugg every Friday. Learn more about the GFG program and read the interview with Severin.
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Life @ SSTH interviews Ethan Zhou, project manager of the Green Team, following his groups Indian Slow Food event which took place on the 23.09.11.
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The Green Team

Main Course Plate

Indian Dancing

The Green Team is one of the Major projects for students to participate in during their fifth semester of studies at SSTH. It is a yearly group assignment that takes a lot of planning and work on behalf of its members.

To view pictures of the Indian Slow Food Event please visit our facebook page by clicking the link.

For those interested in a quick and easy Indian drink recipe follow the link below.Its delicious :D
Download recipe Mint Lassie

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Life@SSTH Catches up With Starwood’s Shining Stars

Shining Starts on the Piz Scalottas (1'850m)

Shining Stars Interview

Shining Stars and Life@SSTH Team Members

During the past three weeks SSTH has played host to the ten winners of Starwood’s Shining Stars Program.

The ten finalists, many coming from different Starwood locations and countries across Africa, were selected to come all the way to Switzerland and take part in the SSTH experience. Each member was selected for the program based on outstanding performance and commitment to quality within the Starwood brand. The goal of the program is to send motivated individuals to SSTH so they may gain particular skills which can later be implemented in their work environment.
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