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Silver Mountain School of Hotel Management (SMSH) offers a world recognized Hospitality Management Diploma, Bachelor in Hospitality Management in affiliation with an Educational Institute of American Hotel and Lodging Association (EI of AH & LA) & Preston University, California, USA.
SMSH is located at heart of Kathmandu city (at Lainchour), which is not even one kilometer from Royal Palace. It has two different buildings with full fledged classrooms, restaurant, bar, kitchen, reception, seminar room, meeting room, housekeeping mock up room, locker room, library etc. The premises have got adequate parking space and garden.
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Silver Mountain School of Hotel Management (SMSH) is a brain child of
four like minded hotel educators. SMSH prides itself on giving world
class education offering a Higher Diploma in Hospitality Management
recognized worldwide, in affiliation with an Educational Institute of
American Hotel and Lodging Association (EL Of AH & LA), USA & Bachelor in
Hospitality Management from Preston University, California, USA.
SMSH has the finest facilities and infrastructure for its students
within the premises for various subjects.
The entire infrastructure is laid as per the international standards for
training hospitality personnel. The School has unmatched and
unparalleled facilities to its credit with the added advantage of a full
fledged and fully functional commercial hotel with it for a regular
training, giving students the much required edge above the rest!
The School endows students with the capability to "take the classroom
out of the class room" with a hands-on experience of practical training.
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SMSH is the First Hotel Management School to receive the license from Ministry of Education and Sports to run and award the four years Bachelor Degree in Hospitality Management from USA.
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| Graduation 2010 |
| Silver Mountain School of Hotel Management (SMSH), celebrated its Sixth Graduation Ceremony on 14th May, 2010 at Soaltee Crowne Plaza amidst of a lavish ceremony and cultural programme organised by the junior students. Between the panas lighting ceremony and welcoming speech there were school videos |
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