Wilmer U. Chavez

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Even though I do not have professional experience in the hospitality industry my main goal of studying this major is to become a future chef restaurateur. If it is possible, I would want to create my own brand and for it to be recognized worldwide.
Couple years ago, I studied international marketing in El Salvador, and I could not finish because I had to travel to the U.S to try to do my best and starting from nothing in this new country. Now, I have the opportunity of studying again and my academic goals in long term are: finishing a Bachelor degree in hospitality management, and after that, study a master degree in international business.
Like any other individual, I have strengths and weaknesses. However, I would like to talk to you about some of my strengths which are: my patience, my persistence, and always when I am down, I have the capacity of find a new path or better ways to adapt to my surroundings. I also stand up with more energy and optimism. As a result, all these strengths are my powerful traits that I going to use in order to reach my goals.

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