Practice
Guided service scenarios
Hospitality and Tourism
Make every welcome feel organised, professional and personal.
A practical hospitality pathway for learners who want to develop front-office confidence, professional communication and guest-service awareness for hotel, tourism and service environments.
Why this programme
A practical hospitality pathway for learners who want to develop front-office confidence, professional communication and guest-service awareness for hotel, tourism and service environments.
School leavers, hospitality learners and customer-facing staff who want to strengthen front-office and guest-service skills.
How you will learn
Guided service scenarios
Front-office role play
Professional communication practice
Feedback on service readiness
Career possibilities
Possible areas include front-office support, guest relations, reception support, reservations support and customer-service roles. Role level depends on experience and employer requirements.
Progression
Progress to hospitality qualifications, customer-service development or wider hotel and tourism operations.
Frequently asked questions
School leavers, hospitality learners and customer-facing staff who want to strengthen front-office and guest-service skills.
The programme includes Professional guest welcome and communication, Front-office awareness and service flow, Handling enquiries and guest requests and other practical learning areas listed above.
Learning is delivered through guided service scenarios, front-office role play, professional communication practice, feedback on service readiness.
Entry requirements depend on the confirmed intake and programme rules. Speak to an ILT course adviser before applying.
Duration, class schedule and next intake are confirmed for each intake. Contact ILT for the current approved details.
Fees, registration charges and any instalment plan are confirmed for each intake. Please contact ILT for the current approved information.
No. Career and progression possibilities depend on the learner's experience, application, employer or institution requirements, and other relevant conditions.
Speak to an ILT course adviser about your next step.