From the first weeks of AP (freshman year), you'll realize that the festival is an important EHL, both in the organization, preventing participation . Indeed, one of the first topics discussed during the introductory weeks is prevention against abuse Alcohol and drug use that youth are facing, whatever the environment in which they operate.
There are several committees and groups of students taking responsibility for organizing the festivities, which mostly take place on Thursday evening. The most active among them and the committee of the Festival Finale, with profits collected weekly during the evenings in clubs, organizing a major festival season.
The outputs are in the main clubs like MAD Lausanne, Red Club, D! Club, Amnesia or Micah. Transportation by bus is arranged between the school and the school chosen to that students do not need to take their car. This avoids the highest risk of accidents and also to provide students a means of transport back on campus.
Other events like sports days, barbecues, film screenings or "before" are organized on campus. That said, since it is forbidden to make noise after 22h, to assure everyone the opportunity to rest, most events ending before that time, and often are continued in the city of Lausanne thereafter .
If the festive side is also important for students of the school's all first because, with little free time, we have little opportunity to go out during the week and it is very important to unpack. But especially in the context of studies related sectors of the host organizing events is an extracurricular activity almost essential for our training. Interest in this area of the hotel sector is also often an intrinsic quality to students of the School and it is quite normal that the school gives us the means to exploit it.
Finally, it is interesting to note that many often take forward the educational aspect of these festivals. Indeed, since the courts have also held on Friday, often early in the morning, it is essential for students to take responsibility for alcohol consumption and their hours of sleep during celebrations on Thursday evening. We know how the excesses of any kind it is, are destructive to the managerial positions which we occupy perhaps one day.
There are several committees and groups of students taking responsibility for organizing the festivities, which mostly take place on Thursday evening. The most active among them and the committee of the Festival Finale, with profits collected weekly during the evenings in clubs, organizing a major festival season.
The outputs are in the main clubs like MAD Lausanne, Red Club, D! Club, Amnesia or Micah. Transportation by bus is arranged between the school and the school chosen to that students do not need to take their car. This avoids the highest risk of accidents and also to provide students a means of transport back on campus.
Other events like sports days, barbecues, film screenings or "before" are organized on campus. That said, since it is forbidden to make noise after 22h, to assure everyone the opportunity to rest, most events ending before that time, and often are continued in the city of Lausanne thereafter .
If the festive side is also important for students of the school's all first because, with little free time, we have little opportunity to go out during the week and it is very important to unpack. But especially in the context of studies related sectors of the host organizing events is an extracurricular activity almost essential for our training. Interest in this area of the hotel sector is also often an intrinsic quality to students of the School and it is quite normal that the school gives us the means to exploit it.
Finally, it is interesting to note that many often take forward the educational aspect of these festivals. Indeed, since the courts have also held on Friday, often early in the morning, it is essential for students to take responsibility for alcohol consumption and their hours of sleep during celebrations on Thursday evening. We know how the excesses of any kind it is, are destructive to the managerial positions which we occupy perhaps one day.
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