Help for Heroes Veterans Team Up With Tennent's to Train for Career Success

Help for Heroes Veterans Team Up WithHelp for Heroes Veterans Team Up With Tennent's to Train for Career Success PR Newswire GLASGOW, Scotland, March 26, 2014 Help for Heroes and Tennent Caledonian have announced a new partnership that will support injured UK military veterans with training for a successful career in the hospitality industry. This pioneering new initiative will see specialist hospitality training courses provided for Help for Heroes veterans who have suffered life-changing injuries and illnesses whilst serving our country. Courses in essential areas such as bar and service skills, cookery, cellar management and industry legislation will be hosted by the experts at the brewer's successful Tennent's Training Academy at Wellpark in the East End of Glasgow. thAhead of an initial courses scheduled to take place on 27 March, veteran and Help for Heroes ambassador Jon Le Galloudec was in Glasgow to meet with chefs from the Academy and to sample what the courses will offer. Tennent's proposed the new partnership following the release last October of a special charity edition of the brewer's premium Tennent's Original Export that donates every penny of Tennent's profit to Help for Heroes, aiming to raise £500,000 in total. The Tennent's Training Academy courses will be funded by Help for Heroes, as part of the charity's ongoing work to support wounded veterans upon leaving the armed forces, enabling them to develop skills for life.