Resorts World at Sentosa starts hiring for Universal Studios
Written by Writer on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Resorts World at Sentosa starts hiring for Universal Studios
By May Wong, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 10 November 2008
SINGAPORE: Resorts World at Sentosa wants to hire 2,300 people for its theme park operations by the second quarter of next year.
Its assistant vice-president for Communications, Robin Goh said the company has started to fill 300 managerial and supervisory positions for the Universal Studio operations here.
The integrated resort will send 100 of them to the Universal Studios in Orlando, US for about four months of training. Mr Goh said some of the 200 managers will spend about two weeks there.
He said this will cost Resorts World at Sentosa about S$5 million and is part of the company’s training budget.
This news comes less than a month since Marina Bay Sands Resort announced its massive recruitment drive.
Resorts World at Sentosa confirms it is on track to open in early 2010.
Mr Goh said the integrated resort will also keep its promise of offering 10,000 jobs where Singaporeans will get priority in the hiring. Of the 10,000 jobs, 30 per cent or 3,000 jobs will go to the Universal Studios operations here.
In addition, Resorts World is also working with four polytechnics - Temasek, Ngee Ann, Nanyang and Singapore Polytechnics.
They are planning to send about 100 of the poly students to the Universal Studios in Orlando for internships starting next year. They will spend about four months there.
When the students return home, they may get a job at the Universal Studios in Singapore. - CNA/vm
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News Topics : Assistant Vice President, Channel Newsasia, Marina Bay, Mr Goh, Nanyang, Ngee Ann, Park Operations, Polytechnics, Recruitment Drive, Robin Goh, Sands Resort, Sentosa, Singapore Resorts, Students Return, Studio Operations, Supervisory Positions, Theme Park, Universal Studio, Universal Studios, Universal Studios In Orlando
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