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School: Centre for Continuing Education, Concordia University
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HOTEL RESERVATION SOFTWARE
Course Format: Online
Hotels, bed & breakfasts, and resorts use a software system to manage the guest cycle. This on-line course will teach students how to implement this property management system to take reservations, register guests, post charges to accounts and complete departures. It will also demonstrate how to generate statistical reports concerning guest origin,market segment, daily revenue and occupancy per...
 

School: Imperial Hotel Management College
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Advanced Diploma in International Hotel Management Workshop
Course Format: Blended
The 12-month Advanced Diploma in International Hotel Management focuses on luxury lifestyle and culture studies training. It is a co-op program and students are expected to spend
 

Executive Hotel Management Diploma Program Workshop
Course Format: Blended
Practical experience and classroom studies are integrated together in this 9-month program, providing a complete learning experience, exposuring students to all departments of full-size operational hotels.
 

School: Thompson Rivers University
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Resort and Hotel Management (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
This two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management. Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations, Food and Beverage Management and hospitality administration. By use of lecture, fieldwork, case studies and practical applications, students will gain insight into management and opera...
 

School: Canadian Tourism College
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Hotel Business Policy
Course Format: Online
Hotel Business Policy is a capstone course which is taken once the student has successfully completed the other nineteen courses required to graduate with a Diploma in Hotel Management. The course is designed to permit the student to work individually under the guidance of a professor while undertaking various tasks that call upon many of the learning outcomes from the entire diploma program. T...
 

Hotel Management Accounting
Course Format: Online
Students will develop an understanding of management accounting practices used in hotel management. Course topics include: accounting computer applications, internal control systems, pricing methods, labour cost analysis and food and beverage costing. Students will apply accounting concepts learned in 180 Introduction to Accounting.
 

Management of Hotel Human Resources
Course Format: Online
The hotel industry offers a wealth of human resource problems and opportunities. The industry is characterized by a need to put guest satisfaction first while dealing with the challenges of full time versus part time staff, union versus non-union situations, multi cultural issues and operations that run around the clock, 365 days a year. Students will understand these challenges, problems and o...
 

Hotel Operations Management
Course Format: Online
Students learn how the operating and non-operating departments in a hotel work together to cater to the guest. Topics include the different types of lodging, functions of the various departments within a lodging operation, human resource issues as they relate to operations, trends in guest service and the role that operations plays in the competitive position of the property.
 

Hotel Accounting
Course Format: Online
Students are introduced to the terminology, concepts and principles of hotel accounting. Students will learn to prepare, interpret and analyze financial statements. Topics include: the accounting cycle, the uniform system of accounts for the lodging industry, accounting as an information system, introduction to accounting theory, income measurement, hotel record keeping procedures, journals, le...
 

Hotel Computer Applications
Course Format: Online
Students are taught the use of computer applications common in the hotel industry. Topics include: hardware and software; data processing systems; input-output devices; storage devices and popular point of sale and property management systems. Students will learn and use word processing software such as Microsoft Word and spread sheet programs such as Excel.
 

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