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The hospitality management industry consists of
a range of different types of organizations. These include:
• Large Government bodies responsible for events such as the Commonwealth
Games
• Smaller Government and special interest associations organizing
events
• Small to mid-sized enterprises organizing corporate and social
functions.
• Leading Airlines /Cruises
• Leading Hotels
• Leading Tourism related organizations
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| Course Structure |
| The delivery of diploma
is integrated into an intensive program, which includes a range
of delivery methods. The class will plan and execute one large event
and be involved in a range of smaller events so newly learnt skills
can be put to work straight away. The course integrates into Advanced
diploma /Bachelor of Hospitality management course of University
of Ballarat |
| Admission Requirements
for Overseas Students |
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Students must have completed the Year 12 with
high score or equivalent including a minimum score of 6.0 in IELTS
exam.
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| Teaching Methods |
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Teaching Methods involve a combination of lectures,
tutorials, and practical work. Tutorials are provided at all terms
of the course. Practical work is carried out in supervised laboratories
with staff on hand to offer assistance.
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| Assessment |
For each course in the
program, a student must complete all the assignments and should
pass in the final examination, which will constitute at least 50%
of the final score.
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| Course
Structure |
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S. No
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Term 1
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1. |
BUS181-Organization
Behaviour |
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2. |
Foundations
of Hospitality Management |
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3. |
Finances
in Hospitality – I |
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4. |
Computer
Technology in Hospitality - I |
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S. No
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Term 2
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1. |
Communication in Hospitality |
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2. |
Finances in Hospitality – II |
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3. |
Computer Technology in Hospitality - II |
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4. |
BUS182-Marketing
Principals |
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Important Note: In order to complete
Trade related requirements the second year course will commence
in Australia on 15th May 2009.
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