Four Seasons apprenticeship program interview session scheduled in Male'

Apr 21, 2025, 6:21 AM
An employee at a Four Seasons resort. -- Photo: Four Seasons

An employee at a Four Seasons resort. -- Photo: Four Seasons

An interview session for the new batch of Four Seasons Resort apprenticeship program will be held on Saturday.

The session, scheduled for April 26, will include interviews, programs, information sessions and screenings.

The session will be held on the third floor of the She Building in Male' from 9:00 am.

The apprenticeship program, which is open to young people aged 17-20, will run from July 2025 to April 2026. Eighty apprentices will be recruited.

The apprenticeship program includes:

  • Food and Beverage Service
  • Food and Beverage Preparation
  • Housekeeping and Guest Services
  • Retail
  • Front Office and Recreation
  • PADI Dive Master
  • Safe Maritime Transport
  • Engineering and Water Sports Attendant

The Four Seasons Apprenticeship Program is an accredited training program that provides practical work experience in a resort environment.

It gives participants the opportunity to learn the skills while staying at the resort during the apprenticeship period.

Four Seasons, one of the most prestigious international brands in tourism, operates three resorts in the Maldives. They are Four Seasons Kuda Huraa, Four Seasons Landaa Giraavaru and Four Seasons Private Island at Voavah.

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