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This program provides comprehensive career training in all aspects of Hospitality Operations. Graduates are prepared for supervisory and management positions throughout the industry, including careers in hotels, resorts, clubs, taverns and restaurants. After completing your studies your career mobility will ensure you can apply for work almost anywhere in the world, or you may want to operate your own hospitality-related business.

Hospitality management qualifications can lead to work and further study abroad. Students receive training in front of house operations, bar, preparing and serving cocktails, RSA, operating cellar systems, coffee, through to management training in, rostering staff, and managing workplace relations and recruiting staff. The training includes industry field trips, group exercises and online interactive research to enable students to meet the standards set by the hospitality industry.
This nationally recognised course not only prepares students for the domestic hospitality industry, but opens a new world into international customers and their variety of cultural differences and needs. All of our courses are delivered by trained, professional staff and lead to nationally recognised qualifications. Our training is module-based which means that we can offer students a flexible mode of entry commencing every Monday of the academic calendar. Students are also offered direct articulation into undergraduate degrees and Mackintosh College staff can assist in this process.

Students benefit from a wide diversity of classmates from both local and international backgrounds providing a rich learning environment in all our certificate and diploma courses. Many students who have completed the Diploma of Hospitality Management course at Mackintosh College have entered into fulfilling careers in international hotels and resorts locally and overseas.

This course not only offers rewarding career possibilities to hospitality management level, but a gateway to a world of varying cultures and languages who use hospitality services.

If you are concerned about your English Language skills, consider combining your Hospitality Management studies with a course in our English Language School.

Mackintosh College has state of the art training facilities with classrooms specifically designed for real life simulations and class room activities to ensure quality practical training occurs every day. Having a reputation for quality and technological innovation, students also have access to top quality computers, high speed internet access, wireless networks, student intranet, projectors, electronic security, and an award winning college management system known as ATLAS where students can access information about their course, timetable and progress at the touch of a button. For time between classes, students have access to a fully maintained student common room and a landscaped student recreational area, in order to do additional study or take time out to relax. Finally, Mackintosh College’s location provides easy access via public transport for students and clients alike, making Mackintosh College a training provider of choice.

CAREER PROSPECTS

The Diploma of Hospitality Management prepares the student for a future role in Management in the hospitality industry. Various management positions are available in the industry with functional roles in:

• Planning & Product development
• Sales and Marketing
• Financial control
• Front office
• Food and beverage
• General management
• Reservations
• Human Resources

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Domestic Students - 10 % Discount applied if paid in full prior to course start date

ENROLMENT INFORMATION
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DELIVERY & ASSESSMENT METHODS

• Lectures are the principal means by which course material is delivered. Most classes are conducted in an interactive fashion. Students are expected to ask questions and actively contribute to class discussions. A student needs to be an active member of the class rather than a passive member. Students are required to comply with college policy on attendance and academic performance.
• Students are notified at the start of each module of the content , assessment methods , time frames & outcomes

COURSE OUTCOME

• On successful completion of the Diploma of Hospitality Management the student will be awarded a nationally recognised Diploma by Mackintosh International College.