Hospitality Management in the Digital Age

Hospitality management graduates are highly employable, applying their skills in careers such as events, hotel and conference management, sales and business development and forestry and fishing management.

Work experience

It is essential to gain experience in the industry and Hotel Management College in NCR offers placement, enabling you to put academic learning into practice. This helps to develop your transferable and subject-specific skills and provides evidence of skills and experience to employers. It is also a valuable opportunity to learn from highly renowned colleges and can help you to discover your particular area of interest within the sector.

Typical employers

Hospitality graduates can find work in catering, conference and events management; within the tourism and leisure sector; the entertainment sector; and in facilities management and food service management. There are also relevant roles throughout the public sector in universities, hospitals, transport and the armed forces. Self-employment is an option with experience, business sense and a sound plan.
 

Skills for your CV

Hospitality-related subjects offer a range of study options, both specialist and generalist. Whichever you choose, a degree from Hotel Management College in NCR gives you an in-depth understanding of the structure and operation of the industry and its related sectors. A common thread is a focus on identifying, understanding and responding to the needs of consumers, so as to provide an excellent customer experience. You also develop many other general skills sought by a range of employers.

These include:

• Analytical, critical and problem-solving skills, developed through researching, evaluating and presenting arguments and data;
• IT skills to collect, analyse and present information in spreadsheets and databases;
• Written communication skills, gained from report and essay writing;
• Negotiation and teamwork skills, developed through working both independently and on group projects;
• Leadership and delegation skills, gained through group work.