Whether you are new or already on the floor, this fits. It covers front desk, housekeeping, staff, food service and building upkeep. The Institute of Hospitality has reviewed and endorsed it.
Front desk, rooms, kitchen and building, not one corner of it.
Supervisor work asks for rosters, controls and standards.
Study whenever suits, then leave it and come back.
Hotels run on people who can hold a shift together. Days look like check ins, rosters, room checks and sorting problems fast.
Lead the desk through check in and out.
Look after guests from arrival to farewell.
Manage bookings, rates and room allocation.
Keep daily running smooth across departments.
Run service in the restaurant or bar.
Handle rosters, records and supplier orders.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every job is different, and some ask for more study or experience.
Nine topics that follow a hotel from the door to the back office.
Three things that stand out.
The Institute of Hospitality reviewed and endorsed this course.
Rosters, control systems, cleaning standards and food service.
You earn CPD credits that count toward professional growth.
Plus CPD credits and career support
Issued by the college when you finish.
Reviewed and endorsed by the Institute of Hospitality.
Credits that count toward professional growth.
Front desk, rooms, food service or a step up.
An advisor is straight about what this covers.
Upfront, or weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
Enrol and open the first topics.
None at all. The course starts with how a hotel is put together.
Six months of access, and around ninety hours of material.
None, ever. You move through the topics at your own speed.
No. It covers rooms, staffing, food service and the building too.
Yes. You earn CPD credits toward your professional growth.
The Institute of Hospitality reviewed and endorsed it.
It is accredited by ICOES and the CPD Standards Office, and endorsed by the Institute of Hospitality. It is not a QQI course and not a national award. In hotels, most hiring turns on service sense and how you handle a shift.
There is a fourteen day money back window, minus the administration fee.
This course is delivered by The Career Academy.
It is an ICOES accredited centre and holds accreditation with the CPD Standards Office. Its hospitality and tourism courses are endorsed by the Institute of Hospitality.
Picture the night the hotel is full and you keep it running.