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Mai Studies Original · Sociology of the Kitchen & Dining

Labor Exploitation in the Global Hospitality Industry

Labor Exploitation in the Global Hospitality Industry is an original Mai Studies programme in sociology of the kitchen & dining. Over 4 weeks and roughly 20 guided hours you work through recorded classes, written notes, practical activities, knowledge checks and assessed tasks marked against a published rubric with an 80% pass mark. All material is written in-house. Mai Studies is independent: no official examination content, question bank, recording or branding from any certification body is reproduced, and completion leads to a Mai Studies completion certificate rather than a regulated or accredited qualification.

4 weeks 20 guided hours Intermediate

Included with Mai Studies membership at no extra cost. Fee waivers are available through scholarships and open access.

Labor Exploitation in the Global Hospitality Industry course artwork

What you will achieve

  • Explain the core principles of labor exploitation in the global hospitality industry in plain language
  • Apply the methods safely and correctly to realistic scenarios
  • Produce a documented portfolio piece assessed against a published rubric
  • Plan your next steps in labour exploitation in hospitality

Entry guidance

  • Comfortable with beginner-level labour exploitation in hospitality
  • Willingness to complete weekly practical work

Original Mai Studies learning material. This is a professional completion programme, not a regulated qualification or university accreditation.

Programme syllabus

3 applied modules

01

Foundations of Labor Exploitation in the Global Hospitality Industry

Core concepts, vocabulary and working environment for labor exploitation in the global hospitality industry.

02

Applied practice in Labor Exploitation in the Global Hospitality Industry

Hands-on work that turns theory into a repeatable method for labour exploitation in hospitality.

03

Portfolio project, assessment and next steps

Produce assessed evidence of your capability and plan the study that follows this programme.