Hospitality Industry & Administration
Level 4 · ₾1690 · exam in 3–12 months
Summary of Major Topics & Study
The Program comprises 12 Modules, a summary of each of which is given below:
Module 1 - The Hospitality Industry and its Sectors
Hospitality as an industry.
Hospitality sectors.
Hospitality products.
Hospitality and customer service.
Module 2 - The Accommodation Sector (1): Hotels
Accommodation as a business.
Purposes or motives for travel.
Importance of knowing travel motives.
Hotels: types, sizes, locations, rating, categorisation, classification, grading, descriptions
Module 3 - The Accommodation Sector (2): Other Units
Motels, Bed & Breakfast (B&B), Guest houses.
Camping sites and caravan parks.
Lodges, Boutique hotels, Timeshare.
Destination resorts.
Module 4 - Visitor Destinations and Attractions
Business travellers, leisure travellers, excursionists.
Visitor destinations and visitor attractions.
The “5As”: attractions, accessibility, accommodation, amenities, activities.
Promotion of destinations, visitor experiences.
Module 5 - Travel and Transportation
Transportation safety and regularity.
Transportation routes.
Air transport, Rail transport, Road transport, Sea and waterways transport.
Hybrid and mixed transport.
Module 6 - Inclusive Tours (ITs) or Package Tours
Tour operators.
Characteristics and types of tours.
Components of packages, supplements.
Incoming operators, ground staff, tour reps.
Module 7 - Catering and Meals, Food and Beverages
Meals and tariffs.
Food outlets, bars and drink service
Menus and styles of service.
Food preparation, recipes, methods.
Module 8 - Restaurants and other Eating Places
Variety of catering establishments.
Influence on selection of destinations and accommodation selected.
Physical environment, ambience, restaurant staff.
Kitchen and food hygiene.
Module 9 - Accommodation Front Office and Housekeeping
Welcoming guests, registration/check-in, rooming.
Guest assistance, accounts, check-out, departure.
Housekeeping functions and responsibilities.
Supervisors, subordinates, personnel, activities.
Module 10 - Events, Meetings and Conferences (MICE)
Professional planning and organisation of events.
Selecting venues, themes, entertainment, catering.
Meetings, briefings, conferences, conventions, congresses, seminars, Incentive travel.
Venue organisation, seating, layout.
Module 11 - Entertainment, Gaming, Sport & Recreation
Active and passive forms of entertainment, performers, participation.
Sporting events, activities, trips, holidays/vacations.
Amusement and theme parks.
Gaming, casinos, electronic games.
Module 12 - Visitor Information, Advertising & Publicity
National, regional and local visitor information centres or offices.
Public and private promotion of destinations and attractions.
Travel and tour brochures, websites.
Promotion of events, attracting visitors.
Study & Career Development
The Program provides professional training for ambitious men and women who are employed in, seeking promotion, or intending to become employed in areas of hospitality, as well as for entrepreneurs running or intending to open and run profitable businesses in one or more sectors of the hospitality industry.
A range of related and further study is available in tourism, hotel management, hospitality, and related fields, at Diploma and Higher levels.
The fee includes:
- College membership, plus your study materials & certificate of affiliation — International CIC Study & Training Materials
- detailed distance-learning instructions for the best results — the Study & Training Guide
- per-module Self-Assessment Tests with answers, plus a Progress Chart
- arrangement of your final exam
- a Level 4 Diploma — on passing the exam
- postal service