This week, students from Masters 1 (M1) of the’Institut Supérieur du Vin (ISV) have reached an important stage in their journey: three intensive days of WSET Level 2 training.
This internationally-recognised certification is an integral part of the Master's programme, providing a real foundation of skills for advancement in the wine and spirits industry.
More than a diploma, the WSET is a method. It provides a structured framework, a common vocabulary and solid reference points that enable students to become more confident when talking about wine, whether it's a question of tasting, advice or commercial strategy.
A 3-day immersion course to reinforce your wine culture and method
Over the course of the three days, the students took a closer look at the essential fundamentals: major grape varieties, The aim is to provide a clear, step-by-step approach that can be applied straight away.
The aim is twofold: to consolidate knowledge and, above all, to learn how to structure it. WSET Level 2 helps students to move from an intuitive approach to wine to a more professional understanding, capable of linking the product to its origin, method of production, style and positioning.
WSET 2: an international benchmark in the wine industry
In the wine sector, certification WSET Level 2 Award in Wines has become a benchmark. It is particularly appreciated because it allows you to acquire a common language, understood both in France and abroad.
For Master's students, this is a strategic opportunity: it enhances credibility, facilitates entry into international environments (export, import, distribution, brands) and provides a method recognised by recruiters.
Certification fully consistent with ISV's teaching approach
At the ISV, training is designed to produce profiles capable of understanding wine in all its dimensions: technical, cultural, economic and marketing. The WSET 2 fits in perfectly with this approach, as it develops rigour, analysis and the ability to explain.
This increase in skills is essential for students preparing for careers in the wine trade, the wine and spirits marketing, the’export, communication or brand development. In each of these areas, knowing how to present a wine accurately and consistently is a real performance driver.
Boosting employability for Masters students
Today's wine industry is looking for people who can not only talk about wine accurately, but also understand markets, trends and consumer expectations. The WSET 2 provides this framework: it trains people to read wine in a structured and professional way, which is a very real advantage when interviewing, working for a company or taking up a job.
Institut Supérieur du Vin: a Master's degree leading to professional qualifications
With these three days of WSET Level 2 training, the Institut Supérieur du Vin is confirming its commitment to offering a A comprehensive, demanding Master's degree that meets international standards in the wine and spirits sector.
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