This strategic collaboration addresses the growing need for skilled professionals in India's dynamic real estate market. The partnership with the Indian School of Hospitality (ISH) is set to enhance the educational and professional development of future real estate leaders.
Real EstateJll IndiaIndian School Of HospitalityEducationProfessional DevelopmentReal EstateApr 17, 2025
The main goal of the partnership is to address the growing need for skilled professionals in India's real estate sector by providing students with hands-on training, internships, and access to industry experts.
The partnership will develop a specialized real estate management program covering topics such as property development, asset management, market analysis, and sustainable practices.
Key components of the program include real-world projects, internships, and placements with JLL India, allowing students to gain valuable experience and insights into the industry.
The partnership will benefit the Indian real estate market by creating a pipeline of highly skilled professionals who can drive the industry forward, ensuring sustainable growth and innovation.
The Indian School of Hospitality (ISH) will provide high-quality education with a focus on practical learning and real-world applications, complemented by the practical expertise of JLL India.
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