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Qualification Details

Level 3 International Hospitality Management – International Hotel Operations

Program Overview

This level would provide students with a more in-depth understanding of the different types of international hotel operations and how to manage an international hotel. Students would learn about the different challenges and opportunities that come with operating a hotel in a foreign country.
    Module 1: Introduction to International Hospitality Management
  • Understand the different aspects of international hospitality management.
  • Identify the different challenges and opportunities of operating a hotel in an international market.
  • Develop strategies for managing a hotel in an international market.
    Module 2: Legal and Regulatory Issues in International Hospitality
  • Understand the different legal and regulatory requirements that apply to hotels in different countries.
  • Comply with legal and regulatory requirements to avoid legal consequences.
  • Manage legal and regulatory risk in the international hospitality industry.
    Module 3: Financial Management in International Hospitality
  • Understand the different financial aspects of operating a hotel in an international market.
  • Develop financial strategies for managing a hotel in an international market.
  • Manage financial risk in the international hospitality industry.
    Module 4: Human Resources Management in International Hospitality
  • Understand the different aspects of human resources management in the international hospitality industry.
  • Develop human resources strategies for managing a hotel in an international market.
  • Manage human resources risk in the international hospitality industry.
    Module 5: Risk Management and Security in International Hospitality
  • Understand the different risks that can affect a hotel in an international market.
  • Develop strategies for managing risk in the international hospitality industry.
  • Implement risk mitigation and control measures to protect hotels from risk.
  • High school or equivalent
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Interest in the course topic
  • Good level of English
100 GLH