Undergraduate ProgrammesDiploma Level 4 Qualifications
Undergraduate Programmes
CTH Qualifications Overview
CTH Qualifications Overview
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Diploma in Hotel Management
New Syllabus available from Jan 2013 - Click to view
Legacy Syllabus
The Diploma in Hotel Management aims to provide students with a broad understanding of the operational aspects of the international hotel industry, and a knowledge of the underlying principles involved.
This is a 720 Guided Learning Hour programme where students are required to demonstrate interpersonal, self study and research and presentation skills throughout the qualification. Assessments are developed to encourage these skills that will provide students with a very strong foundation for further studies in hospitality and tourism sectors.
Students can achieve the guided learning hours in combination of face to face classroom interactions, attending seminars, visits to hotels, self study and group study as well as research work. If students are based at a study centre, they will be required to attend a certain number of lecture hours to support their studies, and will receive guidance to complete the learning hours.
Students that are following this qualification without face to face interactions, such as online or distance study may require allocating more hours to complete the qualification.
Syllabus Overview:
- Business Computing for Hospitality and Tourism
- Business Operations in Hospitality and Tourism
- Finance for Hospitality and Tourism
- Food and Beverage Operations
- Food Hygiene, Health and Safety
- Front Office Operations
- Housekeeping and Accommodation Operations
- Marketing in Hospitality and Tourism
- The Global Hospitality Industry
- The Tourism Industry
Option in Casino Management
Students wishing to prepare for careers in the more specialised field of Casino Management may choose to undertake this unique and custom developed derivative programme. The course combines seven key hospitality based modules of the Hotel Management Diploma with three specialised modules in Casino Management.
Syllabus Overview:
- Business Operations in Hospitality and Tourism
- Casino Management II
- Casino Management I
- Finance for Hospitality and Tourism
- Front Office Operations
- Housekeeping and Accommodation Operations
- Marketing in Hospitality and Tourism
- Responsible Gambling
- The Global Hospitality Industry
- The Tourism Industry
Diploma in Tourism Management
New Syllabus available from Jan 2013 - Click to view
Legacy Syllabus
The Diploma in Tourism Management aims to provide students with a broad understanding of the operational aspects of the international tourism industry, together with a knowledge of the basic principles which underpin the industry.
This is a 720 Guided Learning Hour programme where students are required to demonstrate interpersonal, self study and research and presentation skills throughout the qualification. Assessments are developed to encourage these skills that will provide students with a very strong foundation for further studies in hospitality and tourism sectors.
Students can achieve the guided learning hours in combination of face to face classroom interactions, attending seminars, visits to hotels, self study and group study as well as research work. If students are based at a study centre, they will be required to attend a certain number of lecture hours to support their studies, and will receive guidance to complete the learning hours.
Students that are following this qualification without face to face interactions, such as online or distance study may require allocating more hours to complete the qualification.
Syllabus Overview
- Business Computing for Hospitality and Tourism
- Business Operations in Hospitality and Tourism
- Destination Analysis
- Finance for Hospitality and Tourism
- Marketing in Hospitality and Tourism
- Special Interest Tourism
- The Tourism Industry
- Tourism Economics
- Travel Agency and Tour Guiding Operations
- Travel Geography
Option in Travel Agency Management
Students wishing to prepare for careers in the specialised field of Travel Agency Management may take this specially developed derivative programme. The course combines seven modules of the Tourism Management Diploma with three modules in Fares and Ticketing and Computer Reservations.
Syllabus Overview:
- Business Computing for Hospitality and Tourism
- Business Operations in Hospitality and Tourism
- Computer Reservations _GDS_
- Finance for Hospitality and Tourism
- Marketing in Hospitality and Tourism
- The Tourism Industry
- Travel Agency and Tour Guiding Operations
- Travel Geography
- VA1 Fares & Ticketing
- VA2 Fares and Ticketing
Pathways
Students who successfully complete the CTH Level 4 Diploma are eligible to gain progression into the following Universities.
