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Diploma of Hospitality (Management)

Diploma of Hospitality (Management)

Accredited course
National Code:
4734
State Code:
5556
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
080319 - Hospitality Management
AQF Level
Diploma of
Nominal Hours
1521
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Paraprofessional - Higher Technical (3500)
Accredited Date
24/11/1995
Expiry Date
30/09/2000
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To enable learners to acquire, develop and practice operative through to
fundamental management level skills and competencies required in Hospitality
operations.

Schedule
1. CORE

INTRODUCTORY

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68047 INT10 Customer Relations 6 Module
68040 INT4 Food Production - the Kitchen 4 Module
68046 INT9 Hospitality Law and Industrial Relations 6 Module
68041 INT5 Housekeeping 4 Module
68042 INT6 Interpersonal Skills 6 Module
68120 INT11 Introduction to Clubs 4 Module
68039 INT3 Introduction to Food and Beverage Service 4 Module
68038 INT2 Introduction to Front Office/Reception 4 Module
68045 INT8 Occupational Hygiene 6 Module
68043 INT7 Occupational Safety and Security 6 Module
68037 INT1 the Hospitality Sector 4 Module
2. CORE

BASIC

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68049 BFB1 Bars and Service of Drinks 30 Module
68073 BFO4 Basic Accounting Practices 24 Module
68074 BFO5 Basic Cashiering and Service 27 Module
68081 BFO10 Bell Desk/Concierge 9 Module
68054 BFB5 Cellar Operations 25 Module
68091 BKA4 Cleaning 10 Module
68075 BFO6 Clerical Administration 18 Module
68089 BKA2 Food Presentation 10 Module
68084 BH2 General Cleaning Procedures 6 Module
68072 BFO3 Guest Departure Procedures and Service 15 Module
68083 BH1 Guest Relations 6 Module
95133 BCC1 Methods of Cookery 45 Module
95131 BKA1 Mise-en-place and Food Preparation 24 Module
68077 BFO8 Night Auditing 18 Module
68067 BFB9 Patron Care 6 Module
68090 BKA3 Receiving and Storing 10 Module
68070 BFO2 Reception Procedures and Service 15 Module
68069 BFO1 Reservation Procedures and Service 21 Module
68051 BFB3 Restaurant Service 32 Module
68050 BFB2 Restaurant-preparing for Service 9 Module
68086 BH4 Servicing Bathrooms 9 Module
68085 BH3 Servicing Bedrooms 12 Module
68076 BFO7 Telephone Service and Techniques 6 Module
68052 BFB4 Wine and Wine Service 15 Module
3. CORE

ADVANCED

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68078 ADC3 Advanced Accounting Practices 30 Module
68082 ADFO4 Advanced Cashiering 18 Module
68059 ADC1 Advanced Interpersonal Skills 36 Module
68057 ADFB2 Advanced Wine Knowledge 24 Module
68056 ADFB1 Cuisine Knowledge 30 Module
68064 ADFB8 Ordering and Control Procedures 18 Module
68060 ADC2 Sales and Marketing 24 Module
4. CORE

SUPERVISORY

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68093 S2 Administration - General 27 Module
68048 BC1 One to One Job Instruction 18 Module
68097 S3 Staffing 36 Module
68092 S1 Supervision 32 Module
68098 S4 Training 30 Module
5. CORE

GENERAL SUPPORT

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
21257 GSM8 Advanced Computer Operations - Spreadsheets 20 Module
21250 Basic Calculations 10 Module
21256 GSM7 Computer Operations - Data Retrieval 20 Module
21259 COR02 Cross Cultural Communication 27 Module
21252 GSM3 Cultural Awareness 6 Module
21254 GSM5 Food and Beverage Service Practice 72 Module
21263 GSM14 Front Office Practice 20 Module
21255 GSM6 Housekeeping Practice 20 Module
65011 NCS003 Job Seeking Skills 17 Module
21251 GSM2 Keyboarding 20 Module
21258 GSM9 Quality Assurance 10 Module
21267 GSM17 Research and Study Skills 5 Module
6. CORE

MANAGEMENT

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68135 MC3 Communication and Leadership 72 Module
68139 MC7 Hospitality Marketing 50 Module
68137 MC5 Industrial Relations 48 Module
68149 MC16 Industry Placement (Project Assignment) 40 Module
68133 MC1 Introduction to Hospitality Management 20 Module
68140 MC8 Inventory, Purchasing, Budgets and Control 45 Module
68144 MC11 Legal Studies 54 Module
68148 MC15 Management Accounting 45 Module
68138 MC6 Safety and Security 27 Module
68134 MC2 Staff Organisation 58 Module
7. ELECTIVES

Learners are to select ONE GROUP of the following supevisory skills modules: GROUP 1

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68094 S2FO Administration - Front Office/Reception 18 Module
68096 S2H Administration Housekeeping 18 Module
8. ELECTIVES

GROUP 2

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68095 S2FB Administration - Food and Beverage 36 Module
9. ELECTIVES

GROUP 3

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
68100 S2G Administration - Gaming 30 Module
68079 BF09 Club Reception 18 Module
68125 BG1 Gaming Machine Operations 18 Module
Replaces
State Code National Code Title Type
5780 0545 Hospitality (Asf5) Accredited course
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
E007 THH51297 Diploma of Hospitality (Management) Qualification
VET Info Notes
1 This course is a national course developed by Tourism Training
Australia (TTA) and the Australian Committee on Training Curriculum (ACTRAC).

2 Industry Work Experience

In addition to completing all of the above modules, the participant must
undertake industrial work experience of 600 hours to research and complete an
industry based project assignment. The project assignment is contained in the
Module MC16 - Industry Placement. The 600 hours may include 200 hours required
for Certificate IV.

The work experience will typically be paid, part-time work arranged by the
learner and undertaken concurrently with formal study of the modules during the
semesters, in semester breaks or completed full-time on completion of the
program.

Where possible, the range of establishments learners choose for the work
experience should complement the content of the course, however, for practical
reasons some flexibility will be required to meet the availability of
employment within the provider’s specific region.

3 The Module MC16 Industry Placement has 40 hours allocated to it for
lecturer monitoring and assessment of the project assignment. It is not
intended that the learners will attend the off-the-job training provider for
this 40 hours.
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