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maurya lal
Contributor-Level 8
The Core Subjects include:
Front of house (reception, concierge, reservations)
Food and beverage operations
Rooms division management
Guest relations
Performing sales and marketing
Understanding legal and insurance issues
Planning menus
Preparing foods
Storing, serving and purchasing foods for restaurants and banquets
Maintaining food safety
Organizing a dining room
Providing customer relations and human resources services
Jobs in Hotel and Hospitality Management:
Resort manager
Restaurant owner
Operations director
Food and beverage manager
Restaurant manager
Services manager
Operations manager
Rooms Division manager
Hospitality entrepreneur
Hotel executive
Front of house (reception, concierge, reservations)
Food and beverage operations
Rooms division management
Guest relations
Performing sales and marketing
Understanding legal and insurance issues
Planning menus
Preparing foods
Storing, serving and purchasing foods for restaurants and banquets
Maintaining food safety
Organizing a dining room
Providing customer relations and human resources services
Jobs in Hotel and Hospitality Management:
Resort manager
Restaurant owner
Operations director
Food and beverage manager
Restaurant manager
Services manager
Operations manager
Rooms Division manager
Hospitality entrepreneur
Hotel executive
...more
New answer posted
9 years ago
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maurya lal
Contributor-Level 8
The Core Subjects include:
Front of house (reception, concierge, reservations)
Food and beverage operations
Rooms division management
Guest relations
Performing sales and marketing
Understanding legal and insurance issues
Planning menus
Preparing foods
Storing, serving and purchasing foods for restaurants and banquets
Maintaining food safety
Organizing a dining room
Providing customer relations and human resources services
Jobs in Hotel and Hospitality Management:
Resort manager
Restaurant owner
Operations director
Food and beverage manager
Restaurant manager
Services manager
Operations manager
Rooms Division manager
Hospitality entrepreneur
Hotel executive
Front of house (reception, concierge, reservations)
Food and beverage operations
Rooms division management
Guest relations
Performing sales and marketing
Understanding legal and insurance issues
Planning menus
Preparing foods
Storing, serving and purchasing foods for restaurants and banquets
Maintaining food safety
Organizing a dining room
Providing customer relations and human resources services
Jobs in Hotel and Hospitality Management:
Resort manager
Restaurant owner
Operations director
Food and beverage manager
Restaurant manager
Services manager
Operations manager
Rooms Division manager
Hospitality entrepreneur
Hotel executive
...more
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maurya lal
Contributor-Level 8
It really depends on what your job is in a hotel.
From a front desk perspective:
Advantages:
-A lot of downtime
-Easy to get into without much work experience
-You're valued-at least relative to other jobs I've had and fields I've been in-if you're a good employee and do a good job, possibly leading to quick promotions and/or raises
-You interact with a lot of interesting people
-You get a lot of interesting/funny stories out of it
-You help people
Disadvantages:
-When it's busy, it's really busy. You're either bored to tears or you have more people to help than you can handle. It's almost like people know when other people need the front desk a
From a front desk perspective:
Advantages:
-A lot of downtime
-Easy to get into without much work experience
-You're valued-at least relative to other jobs I've had and fields I've been in-if you're a good employee and do a good job, possibly leading to quick promotions and/or raises
-You interact with a lot of interesting people
-You get a lot of interesting/funny stories out of it
-You help people
Disadvantages:
-When it's busy, it's really busy. You're either bored to tears or you have more people to help than you can handle. It's almost like people know when other people need the front desk a
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Nikhlesh Mathur
Guide-Level 14
Darsha, both are good in their own way. However between the two and generally speaking I would suggest for Hotel management because even with this degree you can work in good Restaurants of the Airport and amy also get conencted to a Airline through food business. And hotel management gives you a wider scope also.
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Sumit Maheshwari
Contributor-Level 8
Both courses are from the service industry and experience can be used interchangeably, hence both are a good choice
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Sumit Maheshwari
Contributor-Level 8
Subject and modules more or less similar but teaching methods differs,and you get
International Exposure
International network
Good communication skills
Possibility of learning new language which is very important in hotel industry
International slang
Studying abroad will give you an international outlook,an awareness of other cultures and lead to personal growth. you will experience new learning and teaching methodologies. Degrees from Switzerland,US, UK, Australia and Canada are valued globally. This will enhance your job prospects internationally.
International Exposure
International network
Good communication skills
Possibility of learning new language which is very important in hotel industry
International slang
Studying abroad will give you an international outlook,an awareness of other cultures and lead to personal growth. you will experience new learning and teaching methodologies. Degrees from Switzerland,US, UK, Australia and Canada are valued globally. This will enhance your job prospects internationally.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Generic gives you an overall idea of the process of HM, where as specialization makes you the master of a particular field such as culinary arts
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Goverement IHM is a little difficult with the rank but there are many private colleges with great placements you can search through and you can also get scholarships on basis of your IHM result
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