Overview Tourism and Hospitality Management, Level 7
Level 7 Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management is a skill-based program for working professionals who want to expand their career prospects in the travel, hospitality and tourism industry. With the tourism and hospitality industry booming in this region, organisations are looking for talent with specialist knowledge to manage business operations. Students will not only learn management skills but also grasp research skills that will turn them into competent professionals.
Why study Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management at Success Point College
At Success Point College, the OTHM Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management offers a modern, analytical, and global credential that enhances students' development as lifelong-learning-oriented managers. This program equips them with essential skills such as:
- Demonstrating leadership skills to manage team members for achieving common business goals
- Incorporating multicultural perspectives to ensure guests and customers feel welcomed and appreciated
- Conducting daily business in an ethical and professional manner to meet organisation standards
- Utilising theoretical knowledge for developing methods that are economically, socially, environmentally, and culturally sustainable
- Communicating effectively with different levels of management to maintain a smooth flow of work
- Respecting values, traditions, and beliefs of team members and co-employees for promoting a positive workplace environment
- Strategic Management and Marketing
- Destination Management
- International Tourism Policy and Development
- E-Tourism and Social Media
- Advanced Research Methods
- Organisational Behaviour in International Contexts
- Online, Onsite
- Bachelor Degree or an honours degree in related field or UK level 6 diploma or an equivalent qualification
- Above 18 years old
- Proficient in English language
- 120 UK Credits
Accreditation & Memberships
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