Supporting hospitality employers and prospective professional employees from throughout the Big Bend and TransPecos Region of Far West Texas
We Train Hospitality Professionals
Restaurant &
Food Service
Accommodations
Other Tourism
Services
In Q1 2024, Saira Hospitality and Mobile Comunidad are creating a first-of-its-kind Hospitality Academy in Far West Texas. Aimed at empowering and educating the local community, our hospitality academy will teach essential, hospitality-focused life skills that improve communication, emotional intelligence and leadership skills.
Together, we are also incorporating Cornell University’s E-Cornell program, ensuring every learner graduates with a recognized certification in “Service Excellence”.
After graduating the program, our learners will be matched with local hotels who are seeing new talent in various front and back of house roles.
In partnership with:
With the help of our partners at Saira Hospitality and the eCornell Program of Cornell University, Mobile Comunidad is launching a professional hospitality training program. Our classes are interactive, fun and provide you with the professional skills to begin your career in the hospitality industry.
Our program is 6 weeks long and generally runs from Mondays thru Fridays. Other days and times may be available.
Open to learners
ages 16 and up
Open to those living in the Big Bend &
TransPecos Region
High school diploma
not required
Graduates receive certificates
from eCornell University
Social Determinants of Health are the conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, play, and worship that affect a wide range of health risks and outcomes. Long-standing inequities in six key areas of social determinants of health are interrelated and influence a wide range of health and quality-of-life risks and outcomes.
Social & Community
Healthcare Access & Use
Neighborhood & Physical Environment
Workplace Conditions
Education
Income & Wealth Gaps
Examining these layered health and social inequities can help Mobile Comunidad better understand how to promote health equity and improve health outcomes.
How are we able to make this possible? Through our generous donors.
