PG Diploma in Catering & Hotel Management

PG Diploma in Catering & Hotel Management

Course Details

Hospitality Industry Overview

  • Introduction to the hospitality sector, including hotels, resorts, restaurants, and catering services.
  • Understanding industry trends, customer expectations, and service standards.

Food Production and Culinary Skills

  • Advanced culinary techniques and international cuisines.
  • Menu planning, food presentation, and kitchen management.

Food and Beverage Service Management

  • Techniques for table setup, service etiquette, and beverage management.
  • Bar operations, cocktail preparation, and wine appreciation.

Accommodation Management

  • Housekeeping operations, room management, and guest services.
  • Maintenance procedures, cleanliness standards, and guest satisfaction.

Hospitality Marketing and Sales

  • Marketing strategies for hospitality services and branding.
  • Sales techniques, revenue management, and customer relationship management.

Event Management and Catering

  • Planning and organizing events, including weddings, conferences, and banquets.
  • Catering operations, menu design, and event logistics.

Financial Management in Hospitality

  • Budgeting, cost control, and financial analysis specific to hospitality operations.
  • Profitability analysis, pricing strategies, and managing expenses.

Legal and Ethical Issues

  • Compliance with legal regulations, health and safety standards, and licensing requirements in hospitality.
  • Ethical considerations in hospitality management and guest relations.

Career Opportunities

Hotel Manager/Assistant Manager

  • Oversee day-to-day operations of hotels or resorts, ensuring guest satisfaction and operational efficiency.
  • Manage staff, handle guest complaints, and implement quality standards.

Restaurant Manager

  • Manage restaurant operations, including staffing, menu planning, and customer service.
  • Ensure smooth service delivery, maintain hygiene standards, and achieve revenue targets.

Catering Manager/Event Coordinator

  • Plan and coordinate catering services for events such as weddings, parties, and corporate functions.
  • Manage logistics, menu customization, and client relations for successful event execution.

Food and Beverage Manager

  • Supervise F&B operations, including bar management, dining services, and menu development.
  • Optimize profitability, control costs, and maintain high-quality standards in food and service.

Front Office Manager

  • Manage front desk operations, guest check-in/check-out, and reservations.
  • Ensure efficient handling of guest queries, complaints, and special requests.

Hospitality Consultant

  • Provide advisory services to hospitality businesses on operational improvements, marketing strategies, and revenue enhancement.
  • Assist in launching new hospitality ventures, conducting feasibility studies, and market analysis.

Sales and Marketing Manager

  • Develop and implement marketing campaigns to promote hospitality services, attract guests, and increase bookings.
  • Analyze market trends, customer preferences, and competition to drive sales growth.

Resort Manager/Specialist

  • Manage resort facilities, recreational activities, and guest experiences.
  • Ensure the overall satisfaction of resort guests, maintain property standards, and oversee resort operations.