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Associate Degree of Culinary Management

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Associate Degree of Culinary Management

Become a skilful and creative chef with William Blue College of Hospitality Management’s Associate Degree in Culinary Management course.

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Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management)

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Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management)

The online Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management) course through William Blue College of Hospitality Management will give you the leadership skills to step up to a managerial role in the hospitality industry.

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Diploma of Business (Hospitality Management)

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Diploma of Business (Hospitality Management)

Sharpen your skills in tourism, hospitality and events with this online Diploma of Business (Hospitality Management) course through William Blue College of Hospitality Management.

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SIT30216
Certificate III in Travel

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SIT30216 Certificate III in Travel

Study this online Certificate III in Travel (SIT30216) course to gain a broader understanding of the tourism industry, and qualify for employment in the travel retail sector.

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Bachelor of Business (Hospitality & Tourism Management)

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Bachelor of Business (Hospitality & Tourism Management)

Find your place in the global workforce with this exciting Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) course.

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SIT30616
Certificate III in Hospitality (VIC only)

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SIT30616 Certificate III in Hospitality (VIC only)

The Certificate III in Hospitality course helps people already working in the industry take their skills to the next level.

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SIT50416
Diploma in Hospitality Management (VIC only)

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SIT50416 Diploma in Hospitality Management (VIC only)

The Diploma in Hospitality Management course equips students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to pursue management positions in the industry.

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SIT60316
Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management (VIC only)

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SIT60316 Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management (VIC only)

This Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management course prepares students to become future leaders and senior managers in the hospitality and tourism industries.

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About Hospitality

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Cruise Consultant
Tourist Information Officer
Travel Consultant
Contact Centre Operator
Tour Desk Operator
Human Resources Officer

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Average Salaries

Hospitality workers may earn between $41,000 and $75,000 per year

You want more than a 9-5 and thrive working with people. Explore an exciting new career by studying a rewarding hospitality course.

You’re organised, energetic and love working with people. Now, turn those abilities into a rewarding new career by studying a hospitality course.

A growing industry in need of skilled leaders to guide it, the hospitality sector is creating hundreds of jobs for qualified professionals. If you want a job that provides more satisfaction, human contact and opportunities for growth than a 9-to-5 office environment, consider studying a hospitality course and gain the qualification to thrive in an exciting industry.

Working in hospitality, no two days will be the same. You’ll work in a tight-knit hospitality team, using your skills managing people and solving problems to provide world-class service to your customers and patrons. You’ll resolve problems, think strategically, charm customers and provide vital assistance to make every meal or event feel like a special occasion. As a hospitality leader, you won’t just build in-demand skills for your career – you’ll develop the capacity to shape people’s experiences.

You may study a hospitality course at a range of different levels, including as a certificate or diploma course, or as part of a bachelor’s or master’s degree in business or management. Hospitality and retail workers who work as managers generally hold diplomas.

After completing a hospitality course, you may work in a range of roles in the hospitality, events and tourism sectors. You may choose to seek employment as a venue manager, restaurant manager, or food and beverage attendant.

If you thrive working with people, enjoy fast-paced environments and want more than an office job, consider a switch to the dynamic and energising hospitality industry.

What do hospitality graduates do?

What do hospitality graduates do?

Graduates of hospitality courses may seek employment in a wide variety of operational, management and team member roles in a range of restaurant, venue and hotel settings, which means your day-to-day responsibilities will vary. However, your work will likely include tasks such as:

Directing and overseeing scheduling and reservations, including managing reception activities and bookings;
Maintaining and supervising security arrangements and property maintenance;
Performing customer service activities, including answering questions, providing advice and resolving conflict;
Assessing and reviewing customer satisfaction;
Planning and supervising bar, restaurant, venue, function and conference activities;
Observing venue compliance with relevant occupational health and safety, gaming and liquor regulations;
Overseeing and reviewing purchasing and stock control activities;
Managing and leading other staff members;
Providing guests with information about tourism and recreational activities and assist with arranging tours; and
Managing administrative tasks.

Career Outcomes

Career Outcomes

Roles you may choose to take on after completing a course in hospitality include:

You may seek employment in a wide range of management, leadership and business roles within the hospitality and tourism industries

Is hospitality right for you?

You’ll thrive working in hospitality if you:

Love working with people
Thrive under pressure
Enjoy dynamic and unexpected work
Have excellent customer service skills
Have excellent time management and organisational skills
Are a natural leader
Enjoy problem-solving
Are highly motivated
Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Are proactive and efficient
Can think strategically and exercise sound judgment
Can speak confidently in public
Want a people-focused job
Enjoy flexibility
Want to get things done

Job opportunities

Job opportunities

The Australian Government’s Job Outlook predicts moderate growth in job opportunities for hospitality managers over the next decade, predicting the profession will grow to employ approximately 1,000 more people by 2020. Employment opportunities in the profession have grown steadily for the past decade.

Currently employing approximately 25,500 people, the hospitality industry is considered large, and roles are available in most areas of Australia. Job Outlook notes that a significant proportion of hospitality workers work in Queensland, with around one in three workers employed in the state, which employs approximately one fifth of the country’s workforce.

Average Salaries

Average Salaries

According to PayScale, a hospitality manager can expect to earn a salary between $41,000 and $75,000 per year, with an average annual salary of approximately $53,000. PayScale notes that earning capacity rises with experience and reports that approximately 40 per cent of hospitality managers have more than 10 years of experience in the industry, indicating many employees choose to build a career in hospitality. A hospitality manager with 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average salary of approximately $59,000 per year.

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Australian Hotels Association
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