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Mani Shukla

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Following are the steps to apply as a Bartender abroad:

  • Firstly, gain basic experience by working as a bartender, barback, or waiter in your own country. As many countries prefer candidates with at least 6-12 months of hospitality experience. 
  • Work on building an international ready resume by highlighting your key and unique skills like drink knowledge, languages spoken, and customer service abilities.
  • Get a Bartender certification (optional but helpful), as certifications in Responsible Alcohol Service (e.g., TIPS, RSA, RBS) are valued. 
  • After ensuring above qualifications, you can apply on international job portals like CaterG
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Nishtha Kumari

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Here are a few challenges or the hardest part of bartending jobs:

  • Long standing shifts can affect their physical well-being. Plus, irregular shifts can also affect their work-life balance. 
  • Handling various personalities and situations, including the ones who are intoxicated and demanding. Hence, they must have conflict resolution and well applied communication skills in those times.
  • Another challenge is that they have to manage multiple task at once such as preparing drinks, customer service, and maintaining a clean workspace. 

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People who looking for interesting job opportunities like bartending and the ones who like vibrant culture of night life such as working in bars, cafe and resturants should think of pursuing this course. Other than that candidates who want to work in a stress-free and fun atmosphere, plus the ones who want to showcase their artistic ability in the development of beverages and also looking for part-time or flexible work hours.

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, in India, there are about 260+ best MSc Nutrition and Dietetics colleges in India offering food nutrition courses. Among these,  120+ colleges are owned privately,  100+ colleges are owned by the government and 9 are owned by semi-government institutions. BHU, DU, PSGCAS, Loyola College, VIT Vellore, etc., are the top MSc Nutrition and Dietetics colleges in India. ICAR AIEEA, CUET PG, CPGET and Andhra Pradesh PGCET are the top entrance exams for admission to MSc Nutrition and Dietetics's best colleges in India

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