Training is delivered in stages which correspond to AQF Levels II, IV, V, and VI. The prefer pathway is for students to complete the various lower level qualifications which culminate in the higher qualification; i.e. Certificate IV before commencing the Diploma. Students who follow this pathway therefore achieve more than one qualification.

Applicants without the previous level qualifications will be considered if they have relevant qualifications and/or vocational experience.

We aim to equip our graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to successfully satisfy the demands of the workplace.

Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT50416)

The program is delivered over 15 hours face to face and 5 hours of online classes per week over 45 college weeks. In addition, students will also participate in work based training for a total of 180 hours over 9 weeks.

Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT60316)

The program is delivered over 15 hours face to face and 5 hours of online classes per week over 63 college weeks. This includes the 45 college weeks from Diploma of Hospitality Management. In addition, students will also participate in work based training for a total of 180 hours over 9 weeks.

Year 11 or equivalent certificate of senior secondary education.

Recommended English Level: IELTS 5.5 (If the level of English is insufficient, a suitable course can be arranged.)

Administration Fee (Non-refundable):
› A$ 300

Confirmation of Enrolment Fee (Non-refundable):
› A$ 20 for a course no longer that 12 months
› A$ 40 for a course longer than 12 months

2 DAYS (20 HOURS)*
› 9.00am — 1.00pm and 2.00pm — 6.00pm + 4 hours Online

4 NIGHTS (20 HOURS)*
› 6.00pm — 10.00pm + 4 hours Online

*Availability depends on enrolments. Where an enrolment is accepted for a particular stream and that stream is discontinued, the student will be offered a place in an alternative stream. If that is not acceptable, the student will receive a refund in respect of studies not yet undertaken.

Don’t miss your intake date. There are 36 teaching weeks per annum divided into 4 terms of 9 weeks each. The academic year begins in late January and ends late November. Primary intakes are at the beginning of each term.

Choice of subjects may be limited in mid-term intakes