PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

ALAIN DUCASSE FORMATION (ADF)
With this partnership, AIM provides to ADF’s trainees’ specific Food & Beverage management courses in the luxury restaurant business.

CHASE (Cornell Hotel Administration Strategic Exercise)
CRASE (Cornell Restaurant Administration Strategic Exercise)
Developed by Cornell University for Hospitality managers, these business games are offered regularly with an exclusive certification to AIM students during their studies.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL CHAINS, PALACES AND OTHER HOSPITALITY ORGANIZATIONS
Large international hotels and palaces and other hospitality companies cooperate with AIM and welcome our students for their internships and for the beginning of their careers.
They also finance the Academy and the studies of students whom they send.

TECHNOLOGICAL PARTNERSHIPS

with the integration of professional software and operating systems in AIM’s computers.

AMADEUS Property Management System

SABRE Global Distribution System

ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIPS

ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE
For our foreign students, speaking French is a major advantage for their career in hospitality. This is why AIM signed an agreement with the Alliance Française to provide them with French lessons during their Hospitality Management studies.

ECORNELL/CORNELL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HOTEL ADMINISTRATION
With this partnership, AIM offers specialized courses from Cornell University known as a leader in Hospitality Management education.
Assisted by a professor from Cornell, students have all the advantages of classroom teaching with this distance-learning program.
The completion of each course is certified by Cornell University, attesting to the acquisition of knowledge of the participant.

EI OF AHLA
Affiliation of AIM to the Educational Institute of American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), world’s largest hospitality organization, provides the Academy with the most effective educative tools (books, manuals, films, and software), commonly used by international chains for the training of their managers.
Students are also certified for different specialization courses (minimum 5 per year) by the organization, independently from AIM.