重磅！酒店管理三级证书上线
TAFE Queensland
Good news! TAFE Queensland Hotel Management Certificate III is now online! Start your career in hotel management after graduating from Year 10! 
What does the Hotel Management Certificate III cover? How long does it take to study? What is the career starting point?
Don't worry, let's take a look together~
Hotel Management Certificate III is an entry-level course in the hotel industry. The course covers a wide range of content, including reception at restaurants, banquets, and exhibitions, making cocktails and coffee, and preparation and service in various departments of a five-star hotel.
The Hotel Management Certificate III is also the starting point for exploring various career paths within the hotel industry. During the study, by contacting various branches of the industry, to determine the future development direction. For example, is it the hotel front desk, or the food and beverage department, or the housekeeping department, or the entertainment or exhibition department?
Hotel Management Certificate III
Certificate III in Hospitality
Course code: SIT30616
CRICOS code: 095207K
Entry requirements: Completion of Year 10
Language requirements: Academic IELTS 5.0 (no less than 5.0 in each item)
Study duration: 0.5 years
Campus (enrollment time):
Brisbane South Bank (S1, S2)
Toowoomba (S1, S2)
Sunshine Coast Mooloolaba (S1)
According to the Australian government's Job Outlook service data, there will be a shortage of 200,000 hotel-related positions in the next five years. Isn't it time to enter the industry?
In addition, the Hotel Management Certificate III can also be bundled with the Hotel Management Diploma for admission. Students who wish to further their studies can also apply for credit exemption after completing the Hotel Management Diploma and continue their studies in the second year of the undergraduate program at the cooperative university.
Unlike the Certificate III, the Hotel Management Diploma is more management-oriented.
The course includes the operation and management of hotel food and beverage, exhibitions and banquets, front desk and kitchen, safety, and human resources departments, as well as financial management, legal compliance, sales and marketing related to the hotel industry.
Hotel Management Certificate III/Hotel Management Diploma
Certificate III in Hospitality
Diploma of Hospitality Management
Course code: SIT30616 | SIT50416
CRICOS code: 095207K | 091046K
Entry requirements: Completion of Year 10
Language requirements: Academic IELTS 5.5 (no less than 5.0 in each item)
Study duration: 1.5 years
Campus (enrollment time):
Brisbane South Bank (S1, S2)
Toowoomba (S1, S2)
Sunshine Coast Mooloolaba (S1)
With the practical skills trained in the Certificate III and the management knowledge of the Diploma, what reason is there not to gain an advantage in the competitive hotel industry?
The global tourism and hotel industry has been booming in recent years.
Currently, with the growth in demand for various large-scale activities, hotel management has once again risen to become one of the top ten hottest industries in the world.
In China, senior hotel management personnel also rank sixth in the domestic top ten million-dollar salary occupations. It's definitely promising with a bright future!
In addition, if some students want to enter the hotel industry while also being passionate about food, then our Culinary and Hotel Management course is also a perfect choice.
A large amount of practice time will allow you to quickly become the brightest star in the kitchen after employment!
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