Overview
The Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management expose students to global tourism and hospitality practices; while providing them with a good understanding of recent trends and ethical issues that exist in the dynamic and fast-paced tourism industry. The programme combines with theoretical and practical training including essential leadership, management and professional training, necessary to gain entry-level management positions. All the essential knowledge and skills are embedded throughout the course.
Pathway
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The Basics
Registered with Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA)
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Academic
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Part-Time
(e-learning)
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9 Months + 6 Months Industrial Attachment
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Entry Requirements
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AAC Diploma in Business Studies (Level 3) (or)
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AAC Cert IV in Business (or)
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AAC Specialist Diploma in Hospitality Management (level 3) (or)
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Level 3 Diploma from any other PEIs in a relevant field (or)
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GCE A-Level pass in any 1 subject (or)
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Any other equivalent qualification
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Applicants must be of age 17 and above
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​(Matured students aged 30 years and above with at least 8 years of work experience will be considered for admission.)
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IELTS 5.5 or AAC EFL (Level-5) or equivalent.
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​(Students without formal English qualifications will be given a placement test to determine their level of proficiency.)
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It is recommended that all the students have their own laptop to ensure a conducive and enhanced learning experience, allowing students to access digital resources, complete assignments efficiently and participate in learning activities.​​​​​​
Modules Covered
Information Systems Management
Principles of Management
Managing Services in Food & Beverages
Business Communication
Introduction to Tourism & Hospitality
Leisure Services Sales and Marketing
Accounting for Tourism & Hospitality Managers
Human Resource Management
Industrial Attachment*
The Industrial Attachment module, where applicable, constitutes an essential component of the academic program. Students bear full responsibility for securing an industrial attachment within their home country and must ensure compliance with all prevailing local workforce regulations. The College shall not be held liable for any instances of non-compliance with such regulations. If a student is unable to fulfil the Industrial Attachment module due to circumstances beyond the control of both the student and the College, such as the non-approval of a required work pass by the home country’s government, the unavailability of internship placements or the lack of agreement between the company and the student, the student shall be required to complete a research-based project and submit a corresponding report. Successful completion of this alternative requirement shall be a prerequisite for graduation from the program.
Assessment & Grades
ASSESSMENT
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Graduation Requirement:
In order to be awarded the Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management (E-Learning), student must obtain at least a Pass Grade in all the modules within the eligibility period of 2 years from the original completion date.
Certificate will be awarded by Academies Australasia College.
