United Kingdom International Qualifications LTD
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An Ofqual Recognised Awarding Organisation
The diploma will link to key development in areas of the hospitality and tourism sector. Contemporary issues are identified and evaluated so that the learner has a true vocational understanding on the industry as well as an academic perspective.
This Level 4 Diploma provides an introduction to the main facets and operations and the challenges faced by modern day businesses, helps you gain and develop understanding, skills and abilities needed to become an effective leader in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry.
This level 5 – Hospitality Management course, among others, prepares the learners on Destination Management, Entrepreneurship,
Cultural Tourism Management, MICE etc. with an objective to imbibe into them a continued learning process in this vertical.
The rationale for the qualification is that it provides a career path for learners who wish to develop an introductory base of knowledge and skills in the Management Field and to help them take up junior management positions or continue further education and specialise in any one of the management speciality courses available with us.
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