Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (Event Management Pathway)
Event management professionals are constantly in demand to plan and manage events ranging from conferences and conventions to music festivals and product launches. This course introduces you to this exciting industry through a variety of hands-on practical learning experiences.
This two year Advanced Diploma course will teach you how to plan, implement and evaluate an event from start to finish, while equipping you with generic hospitality management skills such as human resources, marketing and risk management. Learn how to develop the event concept, select the right venue, coordinate the food and beverage service and exceed the expectations of the client through the nationally recognised William Blue Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (Event Management Pathway).
The best part is this course you get to participate in a 800-hour paid work placement program that is built into the final stages of the course. William Blue has helped hundreds of students get their start in the events management industry.
You can use this course to articulate into the final year of the William Blue Bachelor of Business (Event Management) while International Students can articulate into the third year of the La Trobe University Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality), provided they meed the La Trobe course entry requirements.
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Course Quick Look
| Qualification | 2010 Intake Dates | VET FEE-HELP |
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Advanced Diploma of Hospitality |
February, May and September |
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| Course Duration | CRICOS & NTIS Codes | Study Options |
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2 years full-time |
Provider: 00246M |
Full Time / |
Course Subject Breakdown
Full more details on each subject, please contact a Course and Careers Advisor.
Year 1
Introduction to Hospitality Studies
Introduction to Events Management
Risk Management for Events
Food & Beverage Operations 1
Food & Beverage Studies 1
OH&S and Hygiene for Hospitality Operations
Career Management
Introduction to Business Communication and Management
Manage Event IT Systems and Meetings
Event Compliance
Introduction to Sales and Marketing
Introduction to Human Resource Management
Event Planning
Holistic Service Period
Introduction to Hospitality Accounting
Event Implementation and Evaluation
Hospitality Operations & Risk Management
Hospitality Law
Leadership
Year 2
Hospitality Accounting 2
Strategic Marketing Management
Business Statistics
Advanced Human Resource Management
Event Management.
Accommodation Management
Hospitality Information Technology
Food and Beverage Management
Industry Placement (800 hours total in a events environment)
For more information about the units of competency, industry placement and holistic assessment of this course, please click here.




