POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Hospitality & Tourism Post Graduate Diploma

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Program Details

Program code: HOS.TOU.DIP
Credential Awarded: Post Graduate Diploma (With co-op placement)
Program Duration: 2 Years Program
Delivery Mode: On-campus / Online
Program Start Date(s) : September, January, July
English as a Second Language (ESL) International program – Level 5, Prerequisite program for enrolling into an academic vocational diploma program

Both Online and OnCampus training is available

*Please Note: Weekday and weekend schedules are available, contact the college for more details.

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Program Overview

The Hospitality & Tourism Graduate diploma program is designed to give Canadian experience in tourism & hospitality. The Hospitality and Tourism program emphasizes business planning, front desk operations, food and beverage productions, housekeeping, leadership skills, communication techniques, business law and ethics, sales and marketing, entrepreneurship, and e-commerce.

Graduates from this program will be competitively qualified to work as a Customer Service Manager, Accommodation Manager, Events Coordinator, Catering Service Manager, Food & Beverage Service Manager, Restaurant Manager, Guest Service Agent, Tourism Development Manager, Conference Planner, Food and Catering Services Coordinator, Project Manager-Planning Tourism Destination, Hospitality & Tourism Relationship Manager, Hospitality & Tourism Travel Sales Coordinator, Booking and Reservations Officer.

In addition to classroom work, students are required to successfully complete 320 hours of co-op work experience to obtain the diploma. NACPT’s commitment to perfection is demonstrated through the faculty members who are recognized, experts. The curriculum of this program in bachelor of hospitality and tourism management engages the students in experiential learning through intensive training, industrial workshops, guest speaker’s sessions, project work to foster their growth in the Hospitality & Tourism sector.

Prerequisite Program

English as a Second Language (ESL) International program – Level 5, Prerequisite program for enrolling into an academic vocational diploma program

Duration: 8 Weeks, Mode of Delivery: In person

ESL – Level 5 is the prerequisite program to enroll into any academic program for temporary residence students in Canada. Integrate intermediate grammar to advanced level of speaking, writing, listening and written communication.

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JOB ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (OPTIONAL)

NACPT offers its unique job assistance program for all graduates. Being a part of the program will allow the graduates to work with an industry professional, individually, to obtain the maximum job opportunities in the job market. As part of this program, the career development team will help each NACPT graduate tailor the resume, prepare candidates for specific job positions, conduct mock interviews, connect with industry experts, and have exclusive access to the hidden job positions. Every qualified student will receive references on particular projects completed under this program. You will also have the opportunity to with NACPT alumni working in pharma or related sectors.

NACPT has designed this Job Development Program to help the students prepare a career plan knowing the industry better through expert advice. Please note that this program is optional and is not mandatory for graduation. Learn More.

GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS / EDUCATIONAL PLANS

NACPT offers various grants under the Government of Canada as well as scholarships to our students who are qualified for the same. Find out all the available grants from the link below.

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Program Outline

Semester 1

HP001 – Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism (MGT 060)

HP002 – Fundamentals of Marketing (Mgt 010)

HP003 – Fundamentals of Accounting (Mgt 030)

HP004 – Macro Economics (Econ 002)

HP005 – Introduction to HRM (Mgt 020)

Semester 2

HP006 – Operations Research (Mgt 051)

HP007 – Organizational Behavior (Mgt 005)

HP008 – Business ethics ( 003)

HP009 – Managing Front Office Operations (Mgt061)

HP0010 – Hospitality Law (Mgt 064)

Semester 3

HP0011 – Managing Technology in Hospitality Industry (Mgt 066)

HP0012 – Project Management(Mgt 040)

Semester 4

HP0013 – Strategic Management (Mgt 009)

HP0014 – Housekeeping (Mgt062)

HP0015 – Food & Beverage Management (Mgt 063)

HP0016 – Training & Development in Hospitality Industry (Mgt 065)

HP0017 – International & Canadian Tourism( Mgt 067)

Semester 5

HP0018 – Management Fundamentals (Mgt 001)

HP0019 – Micro Economics (Econ 001)

HP0020 – Business Law (Bus 004)

HP0021 – Statistics for Business (Bus 010)

Semester 6

HP0022 – English Fundamentals (Eng 001)

HP0023 – Computer Applications in Business (Comp 002)

HP0024 – Sales Management (Mgt 011)

HP0025 – Co-op placement

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Additional Program Info

Skills Acquired
Job Opportunities
Admission Requirements
International Students
Domestic Students

Skills Acquired

A comprehensive skill set is developed in the following areas through the hospitality and tourism programs:

Front desk customer service
Event management
Marketing and sales and management
Facilities Management
Managing transnational travel corporations
Familiarity with the legal framework
Familiarity with the database of events
Providing training to employees
Organization and time management
Planning and scheduling
Business communication
Knowledge in statistics and accounting
Learn to create an e-business strategy
Conflict resolution

Job Opportunities

Students can pursue the following jobs after the hospitality and tourism program:

Customer Service manager
Accommodation Manager
Events coordinator
Catering Service Manager
Food & Beverage Service Manager
Restaurant Manager
Guest Service Agent
Tourism Development Manager
Conference Planner
Food and Catering Services Coordinator
Project Manager-Planning Tourism Destination
Hospitality & Tourism Relationship Manager
Hospitality & Tourism Travel Sales Coordinator
Booking and Reservations Officer

Who Can Apply

Admission Requirements

Mature students above or at the age of 18 & Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent

Admission Requirements

International Students

Attach a copy of your academic record in your native language and in official/certified English translation.
Students from countries where first language is not English must provide proof of English proficiency:
IELTS Academic: An overall minimum score of 6.0 (no single test score below 5.0),
TOEFL: 550 (paper based) 213 (computer based) or 88 (internet based),
CAEL: Overall band score of 60.
Students without an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent must write the Wonderlic Assessment Test.
Students who are or above 18 years of age should pass the Wonderlic Contemporary Cognitive Ability Test.
(The assessment will help measure the cognitive ability and problem-solving aptitude of prospective employees
for a range of occupations.)
Submit your application with required documents to info@nacptpharmacollege.com

Admission Requirements

Domestic Students

Attach a copy of your academic record in your native language and in official/certified English translation.
Students without an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent must write the Wonderlic Assessment Test.
Students who are or above 18 years of age should pass the Wonderlic Contemporary Cognitive Ability Test.
(The assessment will help measure the cognitive ability and problem-solving aptitude of prospective employees
for a range of occupations.)
Submit your application with required documents to info@nacptpharmacollege.com

application procedure

Please allow for 1 – 2 business days for our administrative team to review your application.

Once your application has been reviewed, our administrative team will contact you to book a meeting for any grant application (if applicable) or to create your payment plan.