Pedagogical Resources

Explore EHL Hospitality Business School's curated collection of Teaching & Learning best practices, tools, and resources designed to elevate classroom or Practical Arts workshop experiences and support educator growth.

Empowering Educators with Practical Tools for Impactful Teaching

EHL Hospitality Business School’s Teaching and Learning team is dedicated to supporting faculty through a rich and evolving collection of pedagogical resources. These tools are designed to help educators enhance classroom engagement, adopt proven best practices, and apply effective teaching strategies with confidence.

Our resource library covers a wide range of needs—from fostering student participation to integrating digital platforms—ensuring educators have access to relevant, easy-to-apply approaches aligned with EHL Hospitality Business School's academic standards.

Whether you're designing a new activity, rethinking your assessment strategy, or exploring blended learning models, these resources serve as practical guides to help you translate pedagogical principles into everyday impact.

Explore the examples below to discover how you can strengthen student learning while continuing your own professional growth.

This initiative also supports professional growth for educators, promoting continuous learning and the adoption of innovative teaching strategies. With a focus on aligning educational practices with global trends, EHL ensures a transformative experience for all, preparing students and faculty for success in an evolving world.

Pedagogical Resources

What It Takes to Be an Outstanding Teacher at EHL

Practical Recommendations for Faculty Members. As a world-renowned institution, EHL Hospitality Business School (EHL) offers educational excellence in hospitality services and business. To achieve and maintain this excellence, EHL relies on outstanding teachers to educate hearts, hands and minds. But what actually makes a teacher outstanding at EHL?

The Use of Case Studies in Higher Education

The case study method, pioneered by Harvard Business School (HBS) in the early 20th century, has become a cornerstone of pedagogy in leading business schools worldwide. At HBS, this approach immerses students in real-world business scenarios, encouraging critical thinking and decision-making skills. Similarly, IESE Business School employs the case method to prepare students for strategic decision-making through practical engagement with real situations. HEC Paris integrated the case-based method in 1921, enriching its curriculum by placing students in the roles of decision-makers facing complex challenges.

Teaching Activities Catalog for Preparatory Year Students

The Activities Catalog for Preparatory Year Students offers a thoughtfully crafted collection of learning activities designed to support students at the start of their academic journey. Recognizing the unique challenges and opportunities of preparatory education, this resource equips educators with various strategies to foster engagement, build confidence, and encourage collaboration.

Teaching Activities Catalog for Bachelor Students

The Activities Catalog for Bachelor Students is a resource designed to support educators in delivering engaging and impactful learning experiences. Aimed at meeting the needs of advanced learners, this catalog highlights activities that promote critical thinking, collaboration, and the application of knowledge to real-world challenges.