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Student recruitment initiative launched at Travelodge

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Sunday, October 22, 2023 2:02 am
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Travelodge, one of the UK’s largest hotel chains, has launched a nationwide dual-locations student recruitment programme which includes jobs in Berkshire.

The programme provides the flexibility of a role at a Travelodge close to the student’s university and in their hometown during the holiday periods.

This programme has launched at a time when 37% of students in Berkshire are looking for work to help make ends meet.

There is a Travelodge hotel close to the 13 universities located in Berkshire – giving students easy access to work close to their place of study during term-time, and the ability to transfer to a Travelodge hotel close to home during the academic holidays.

To support its new student recruitment programme, Travelodge, commissioned a study with 500 students to seek how they are managing to study in the current financial crisis.

Key findings revealed that 82% of students studying in Berkshire reported that working is a necessity in order to get through university.

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More than half (53%) of students in Berkshire are currently working to make ends meet whilst studying. Whilst 37% are seeking employment.

The study also revealed that on average, students in Berkshire are spending more £19,000 to study at university (£9,250 for tuition fees and £10,000 to cover the cost of living).

This equates to current monthly outgoings on living expenses such as rent, utility bills, groceries, and additional studying materials, of £635.

The report also revealed that 57% of students in Berkshire are working a minimum of 16 hours per week to cover the cost of their expenses.

At Travelodge, students in Berkshire, and across the country, have the opportunity to earn around £10,000 per annum working an 18.5-hour week – with the programme offering students additional development opportunities to build their professional experience or future career in the hospitality industry.

Katharine Gourley, director of people operations said:.“We are looking for enthusiastic individuals who have a passion to deliver excellent customer service, and we can help students create a great career in a fast-growing global industry with a diverse range of opportunities upon graduation.”

In addition to the jobs targeting students, Travelodge is also looking to fill a further 75 roles across the business.

For further details on all positions at Travelodge and to apply, visit www.travelodge.co.uk/careers/.

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