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The English College through its ABEUK accredited programs, enhances the intellectual, social and economic development of individuals...
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Tourism is the world’s largest industry with revenues of over $500 billion. Our qualification links business principles with sector expertise. Students holding their qualification will be confident in applying key business and management concepts in this growing sector.
New TTH Management programme structure: (after June 2008)
Certificate
Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business Communication
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Diploma 1
Financial Accounting
Economic principles and their Application to Business
Organisational Behavior
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Diploma 2
Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication
Human Resource Management
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management
Plus two from: IT in Hospitality and Tourism Operations, Customer
Service skills, Managerial Accounting and/or Principles for Business Law
Advanced Diploma
Strategic Hospitality Management
International Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Sustainable Tourism, Planning and Development
Plus two from: Managing in Organisations, Strategic Human Resource.
Managing for Business Organisation, Strategic Marketing Management and/or Managing the Information Resource. |
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The English College creates opportunities for the students to become confident, thinking, independent individuals who are sensitive to diversity, aware of their heritage, and able to face the challenges of their time.
The English College through its ABEUK accredited programs, enhances the intellectual, social and economic development of individuals and communities through the provision of relevant, high-quality, affordable business and management qualifications. |
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