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J1 Visa Opening: Front Office, Food & Beverage, and Culinary Departments

Location: JW Marriott, Charlotte, NC
Hourly Rate: $19 USD
Duration: 12 months

About the Opportunity:

JW Marriott Charlotte is excited to offer J1 Visa opportunities in our Front Office, Food & Beverage, and Culinary departments. We are seeking enthusiastic and dedicated individuals who are passionate about hospitality and eager to gain valuable experience in the industry.

Positions Available:

Front Office: Enhance guest experiences with exceptional service, assist with check-in/check-out processes, and manage guest inquiries with professionalism and a friendly demeanor.

Food & Beverage: Join our dynamic team in providing top-notch dining experiences. Roles include serving, and assisting with events and banquets.

Culinary: Work alongside our talented chefs in preparing exquisite dishes. Responsibilities include food preparation, cooking, and maintaining kitchen hygiene standards.

Why JW Marriott Charlotte?

World-Class Training: Gain hands-on experience and training in a prestigious hospitality environment.
Career Development: Develop skills that will be invaluable for your future career in the hospitality industry.
Cultural Exchange: Experience American culture while sharing your own cultural background, fostering a unique and enriching exchange.

Fun Facts about Charlotte, NC:

NASCAR Capital: Charlotte is home to the NASCAR Hall of Fame, celebrating the city's deep roots in auto racing.
Culinary Scene: Known for its vibrant food scene, Charlotte boasts numerous award-winning restaurants and food festivals.
Outdoor Activities: With numerous parks, lakes, and greenways, there are plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring nature.
Rich History: Explore Charlotte's history through its many museums and historic sites, including the Levine Museum of the New South and the Historic Rosedale Plantation.
Sports Enthusiast's Haven: Catch a game with the Charlotte Hornets (NBA) or the Carolina Panthers (NFL).

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