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Bensaude Hotels – Receptionist and Customer Service

Institution:	HTA – Hotéis, Turismo e Animação dos Açores, S.A.
Language of the internship:	English
Type of internship:	Full-Time
Session:	1 placement for June and July (session 1); 1 for July and August (session 2)
Vacancies:	2
Location:	Hotel do Canal, Faial Island, Açores
Areas of study:	Hospitality Management, Tourism Management.
Desired profile:	Customer Service mentality. Good communication skills. English primary but some basic Portuguese required.
Principal functions:	Intern will work as a receptionist and be integrated into the hospitality management welcome team at the hotel.

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