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Students will learn about guestservice, customer satisfaction, the strategic management of hospitality operations, industry trends and cultural influences on guest experiences. Courses explore the principles of menuplanning, food preparation, drinks service and restaurant operations.
Positions such as front desk associate, guestservices representative, housekeeping attendant or food and beverage server provide opportunities to learn firsthand about hotel operations and interact with guests daily. Developing and implementing strategic plans to achieve revenue targets and profitability goals.
The program should address the latest trends in guestservice, technology, sustainability, and more. Reception staff won’t get as much out of food and beverage safety training as kitchen staff will, nor would kitchen staff necessarily benefit from guestservice training if they’re in a solely back-of-house role.
Accreditation means the course meets established quality standards and is recognized by employers Curriculum and course content: evaluate the modules in the course to check they cover all the main aspects of hotel management, including guestservices, operations management, finance, marketing and leadership.
Front office manager As the face of guestservices, this professional plays a pivotal role in ensuring a seamless customer experience from check-in to departure. Front office managers look after the front desk operations, including reservations, guest inquiries and room assignments.
They have extensive knowledge of local attractions and events and their goal is to boost the guest experience by fulfilling special requests Food and beverage manager: oversees all dining operations within the hotel, including restaurants, bars and room service.
Students learn about various aspects of the hospitality industry, including lodging operations, food and beverage management and guestservices. Associate of hospitality management This two-year program provides a foundation in hospitality management principles and practices.
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