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INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES
The French-English Exchange: Vassar-Wesleyan Paris Program and G. Tirel

The current exchange between the two programs encompasses several activities, including but not limited to:
-The English Language Table: Each Monday in our restaurant, during lunch, a student from Guillaume Tirel welcomes in English and seats the participants from the Vassar-Wesleyan program.  The menu and the wine list are are prepared beforehand in class and are presented in English to the visiting students.
-Pedagogical opportunities: Each school has the chance to propose cultural visits for students of both programs to take part in.  For example, visits have already been made to the Sevres porcelain workshop, the castle at Fontainebleau, and the Rungis market by students from the two programs.
-Meet-ups are also organized by interested students who wish to further facilitate this remarkable linguistic opportunity.

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The Paris-Helsinki Exchange

Beginning in 2008, a culinary school in Helsinki known as the "Helsinki City College of Catering" (Helpa)  and the Lycée Hotelier Guillaume Tirel began a collaborative exchange known as "The Exchange of Culinary Practices."

This exchange is in line with the French presidency in Europe, in the year of Finland in France as well as exchanges at the level of the Academy of Paris implies certain Sections Européennes de Paris with Finnish establishments.

From the 14th to the 18th of April in 2008, we had the great pleasure of welcoming to Paris two chefs and ten students from Finland.  A cocktail tasting was organized by the Academy of Paris on the 15th of April.  Two classes from Guillaume Tirel (one class of Second Technology students and one section of BTS) worked closely with the Finnish group during two days to prepare and carry out the cocktail tasting.  Typical products and dishes from Finland were also prepared in the kitchens at Guillaume Tirel: salmon, bass, reindeer meat, truffles, fish eggs, and red-berries were among some of the many dishes prepared for and appreciated by the hundred guests. 

To conclude the week-long visit, a trip to the International Market of Rungis was held.  This was an opportunity to meet many outstanding foreign professionals and to experience the diversity of French products, most notably the poultry and cheese.

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