The Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management (E-Learning) is particularly designed to equip learners with the knowledge and understanding of the operational aspects and key principles of how both industries work. Learners are required to demonstrate interpersonal, self-study and research and presentation skills throughout the qualification.

The course combines practical career-based elements with several essential underpinning management disciplines that will be invaluable as the individual’s career progresses. The course is therefore an ideal preparation for immediate employment in the sector.

The aims are to provide a qualification that:

1. Provide learners with the knowledge and skills that will enable them to progress to Advanced Diploma in hospitality and tourism related studies;

2. Provide learners with the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge of business at the Diploma level and

3. Lay the foundation for future professional development

Duration of Study and Contact Hours:

6 months (Full-time)
3 hours per day, 5 days a week
Total Hours: 360 hours

Modules:
Six (4) Modules
 

• Customer Service Quality Management 
   
• Food and Beverage Management 
   
• Travel and Tourism Management
   
• Front Office and Housekeeping Management 

Mode of Teaching:
Online Delivery via
 

• Lecture Sessions
   
• Tutorial Sessions
   
• Class Discussion
   
• E-Learning Applications

Teacher to Student Ratio:
1:80

Medium of Instruction:
English

1) CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY MANAGEMENT

This module covers customer service operations, manage customers’ complaints, analyse the effectiveness of customer service and understand the use of quality standards in the hospitality and tourism industry.

2) FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT

This module introduces the principles of food and beverage operations, develop food and beverage operations, understand food and beverage service, managing purchasing and storage of food and beverages and analyse the effectiveness of food and beverage operations.

3) TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT 

This module introduces the tourism system, the patterns of domestic and international tourism, understand the travel and tourism services, analyse the tourism sector and anaylse the factors that affects travel and tourism.

4) FRONT OFFICE AND HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT

This module covers front office processes and operations, housekeeping operations and analyse the effectiveness of both the front office and housekeeping operations.

Students will be awarded the Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management (E-Learning) if they achieve at least a Pass grade in all 4 modules of the course and has a minimum of 90% of attendance rate for the whole duration of the course.

Students who successfully completed the Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management (E-Learning) can progress onto the Advanced Diploma qualifications in Hospitality and Tourism studies.

Age Requirement:

Minimum 18 years of age

Language Requirements:

Minimum C6 in English Language for GCE ‘O’ Level or regional equivalent

Academic Requirements:

Minimum 3 GCE O Level credits (minimum C6 in any 3 subjects) or NITEC (in any field) or Certificate in Business Management or regional equivalent

Mature Candidates:

- Are 30 years and above at the time of registration; and

- Have at least 8 years of verifiable working experience; and

- Provide a detailed resume with contact details of past and present employers

All applicants are subjected to the School’s assessment of eligibility for entry into the programme.

• Application Form

• Passport Photocopy of Applicant

• Certified Copy of Highest Qualification Certificates and Transcripts

• 2 Passport Size Photograph

• CV (For Mature Candidates)

Note: Actual dates of the assessments may vary to better fit students’ learning progress. Students will be informed by the class lecturer if there are changes.
 

All students must ensure they are available to attend the scheduled assessments. The school will not reschedule assessments for circumstances that are considered reasonably in the student's control, such as personal commitments, travel, and social engagements.