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At the TIM School we have fantastic travel industry
supporters. Below is a list of some of the companies
where our students have fulfilled their internship
requirements or landed jobs after graduation:
Accel Party Rentals & Design
Bishop Museum
Creations in Catering
DFS
Disney College Program
Doubletree Alana Waikīkī Hotel
Elite Services
Embassy Suites—Waikīkī Beach Walk
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
The Fairmont Orchid
Four Seasons Resort Hualālai at Historic Ka‘upulehu
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
Four Seasons Resort Whistler
Hawai‘i International Film Festival
Hawai‘i Pacific Entertainment
Hawai‘i Prince Hotel Waikīkī
Hawai‘i Tourism Authority
Hawai‘i Visitors & Convention Bureau
Hawaiian Airlines
Hawai‘i’s Cultural Connection
Hilton Grand Vacations Club
Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa
Hilton Waikīkī/Prince Kūhiō
H.I.S. Hawai‘i
HMShost
Horizon Lines
Hospitality Advisors
HTH Corporation
Hyatt Resorts & Spas in Hawai‘i
Hyatt Regency Osaka
JAL Hawai‘i, Inc.
JTB Hawai‘i
The Kāhala Hotel & Resort
Koa Kea Hotel & Resort
Ko Olina Activities, LLC
Kualoa Ranch
Mākaha Resort & Golf club
Mānoa Valley Inn
Marriott International
Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows
MC&A
Miramar at Waikīkī
Northwest Airlines
Outrigger Canoe Club
Pacific Aviation Museum
Pacific Destination Management
The Pacific Club
Ritz Carlton, Kapalua
Sawayaka Hawai‘i, Inc.
Shokudo Japanese
Star of Honolulu
Starwood Hotels & Resorts
Watabe Wedding Co.
TIM INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
At the TIM School, we are committed to help prepare you for your future and
we strive to provide you with opportunities that will not only challenge you in
the classroom but through your internships as well.
The goal of our internship program is to give you the hands-on, front-line, and
management experience that will allow you to use what you learn in the classroom
in the "laboratory of the real world". A step-by-step guide for completing
the internship requirements are listed below.
TIM 100
All TIM majors are required to first enroll in TIM 100 which meets, in a classroom
setting, twice a week. This class provides you with the tools that will help
you to select and obtain an internship (resume and cover letter writing, interview
attire, interviewing skills, business etiquette, etc.) and ultimately, a career
opportunity that is right for you. Through individual research projects, group
discussions, and guest speakers, you will learn about the various segments of
the travel industry, specific company operations, and the array of duties and
responsibilities that comes with management positions.
TIM 200
The focus of this course is a written report describing the student’s 400-hour
work experience and the comparison of theories learned in class and practiced
in the field. The internship provider offers guidance through a midpoint
and final evaluation. Your paper will reflect these results, as well as a discussion
on your ability to meet goals set forth at the beginning of your internship.
In writing the report, the fundamentals of professional business writing are
stressed.
TIM 300 or TIM 400
At this level of internship, you are now ready to work at a higher level position;
one with more responsibility. The options to complete this internship level are:
TIM 300, the regular advance internship; TIM 400, the Executive Internship; or
the Community Service Internship.
For questions about our internship program please contact Kim Brooks, Internship
& Career Placement Coordinator, at 808.956.4885 or brookski@hawaii.edu.
TIM STUDENTS INTERNING AT—
Left: The Hyatt Regency Osaka in Japan
Bottom left: The Fairmont Orchid on the
Big Island
Middle Left: The Sheraton Waikīkī in
Honolulu (May Day Mixer for College
Students)
Middle Right: The Disney College
Program in Orlando
Below: JAL Hawai‘i, Inc. at the Honolulu
International Airport