The History Channel’s United Stats of America episode featuring Starkey International aired yesterday. If you missed it on television, you can still watch the full episode here: http://www.history.com/shows/united-stats-of-america/videos/united-stats-of-america-money-talks
Starkey is featured 35 minutes into the show (just after the last advertisement), but be sure to check out the other wonderful Colorado businesses featured in the episode!
All of us at Starkey are thrilled to share with you that we had the opportunity to play with the well-known comedy team of Randy and Jason Sklar. Learning Service made fun as we bantered back and forth our service perspective. Our feature, produced by Left/Right TV is part of a special Sklar Twins series and is called “United Stats of America.” It will air on The History Channel in February. The Sklar Twins are most intelligent and humorous; the show features a Colorado gold mine, the Denver Mint, the Frugal Millionaire, and Starkey International. It has a witty but serious undertone about learning what service is, and looking at the US and our attachments to money. They discovered what we already know; Graduates of Starkey are “in the house but not of the house!” Catch the Sklar Twins by visiting the following link. http://www.supersklars.com
Starkey International will appear on United Stats of America on June 12th for the episode “Money Talks”
http://www.history.com/shows/united-stats-of-america
All Potential Students who are called to the Private Service Profession as a Career Path come with different skill sets and unique personalities appropriate for service. As a result, Starkey developed an innovative process called the Personal Statement Exercise, now included in each of our in-house course curriculum to help Students identify their individual “Service Style.” This in-depth process contains a variety of personality assessments, technical skill indicators (including Starkey’s Technical Skills Qualifier), classroom exercises with peers, introspective writing, several interactions with our placement team, and exercises in improving interviewing skills. At the end of the Personal Statement Exercise you will know your Style of Service and the most appropriate position for you. You might begin the process of identifying your Service Style by asking yourself the following questions:
All Potential Students who are called to the Private Service Profession as a Career Path come with different skill sets and unique personalities appropriate for service. As a result, Starkey developed an innovative process called the Personal Statement Exercise, now included in each of our in-house course curriculum to help Students identify their individual “Service Style.” This in-depth process contains a variety of personality assessments, technical skill indicators (including Starkey’s Technical Skills Qualifier), classroom exercises with peers, introspective writing, several interactions with our placement team, and exercises in improving interviewing skills. At the end of the Personal Statement Exercise you will know your Style of Service and the most appropriate position for you. You might begin the process of identifying your Service Style by asking yourself the following questions:
We are excited about our new program that we are offering at Starkey International. We have just been approved for our Private Service Wine Sommelier Certification (level 1). This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the essential and fundamental aspects of wine knowledge, based on the five major wine regions of France. The students will examine traditional wine practices and distinguish between those that are more contemporary. Through thoughtful exploration and awareness of basic practices, terminology and evaluation, this introductory course will provide a sound basis for the wine novice as well as a review for those with prior wine knowledge. This 35 hour course will include the following: (more…)
