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A comprehensive foundation in hospitality business management for professionals Our PDD features bespoke academic content, a hospitality-focused field trip plus a 6-month professional internship. This program also provides the perfect springboard to our flagship MBA program.

From the business side of hospitality, Humber’s Culinary Skills certificate program prepares you for a career as a professional chef.

Enhance your entrepreneurial expertise Designed for career-switchers, aspiring or current entrepreneurs, as well as professionals who own a family business, this master’s teaches the A-to-Z of entrepreneurship.

More than a degree, a career-maker Gain the knowledge, network and experience to thrive, not just in the global hospitality industry, but in any customer-facing business where professionalism, cultural fluency and soft skills are prized.

The complete hospitality leadership toolbox Gain the skills to manage business, operations and people in international hotels and world-class hospitality companies.

An industry-leading Bachelor’s degree combining academic rigor with real-world professional experience Gain the knowledge, skills and qualifications to launch your hospitality management career or as a foundation for graduate studies.

A comprehensive foundation in hospitality business management Our most popular graduate program has launched thousands of successful hospitality careers in every corner of the world. You can also use it as a springboard to our flagship MBA program.

A comprehensive foundation in hospitality business management Our most popular graduate program has launched thousands of successful hospitality careers in every corner of the world. You can also use it as a springboard to our flagship MBA program.

EHL’s MBA in Hospitality is designed for busy working professionals who want to upgrade their strategic hospitality management skills, without leaving their career or personal life on hold. Around 80% of the courses are delivered online, for a flexible work-study balance. Students spend three weeks on the Lausanne campus in Switzerland to network with industry leaders and peers.

WSET's flagship Diploma arms you with specialist-level skills, knowledge and recognition as an expert in the field of wines. The course not only develops advanced product knowledge but will also develop your research and analysis abilities, which will continue to be of great value to you in the future. All our classes are delivered by highly qualified educators, many of whom are MWs, and all of whom are subject-matter experts. You'll learn alongside like-minded individuals in a discussion-led setting, with all theory underpinned by tastings of an extensive variety of still, sparkling and fortified wines from all over the world. Beyond the Diploma: WSET Alumni Body Upon successful completion of the Diploma, you will gain the distinction of the 'DipWSET' postnominal, making you recognisable as one of just over 10,000 individuals worldwide who have gained this prestigious qualification. You'll join a global community known as the WSET Alumni Body. This will offer you fantastic opportunities for continued learning, including a unique programme of tasting, networking and career events and access to market reports. You’ll join ranks with many of the wine world’s most well-respected figures and build long-lasting relationships with your fellow Diploma alumni. The Diploma is comprised of six essential units of study, each designed to develop expertise in a specific area. These units are weighted differently and require different amounts of guided and private study time. Those who choose to study with us through one of our classroom courses will taste over 250 light, sparkling and fortified wines, all carefully selected by our buying team to build your analytical tasting skills and contextualise your theoretical knowledge. Online students will be offered guidance on the styles of wines to source and taste. D1 – Wine production (20% weighting) o Vine requirements o Anatomy of the vine and grape o Grape growing options, explaining and evaluating the different approaches and how these options affect grape yields, quality and the final wine produced o Natural factors in the vineyard and how they influence the vine’s ability to produce grapes for wines of different styles, quality levels and price o Winemaking and post-fermentation options and how they influence the style, quality and price of wines D2 – Wine business (10% weighting) o The types of businesses engaged in wine production and the options for getting wine to the point of sale o Factors that contribute to the price of wine o Key considerations in wine marketing D3 – Wines of the world (50% weighting) | D4 – Sparkling wines (5% weighting) | D5 – Fortified wines (5% weighting) In each of these units you will learn: o How grape-growing, winemaking, maturation, wine law and wine business influence the style, quality and price of the principal still wines (D3), sparkling wines (D4) and fortified wines (D5) of the world. o How to taste and evaluate still wines (D3), sparkling wines (D4) and fortified wines (D5) using the WSET Level 4 Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine® (SAT) D6 – Independent research assignment (10% weighting) o How to research a specified wine-related subject and clearly communicate your findings

Humber’s Baking and Pastry Arts Management two-year diploma program will prepare you for a dynamic career in the hospitality industry. Using our state-of-the-art labs, you will learn how to create impressive and delicious baked goods and confections such as: Artisanal breads and breakfast pastries Blown, pulled and cast sugar pieces Chocolate sculptures Decorative cakes Ice creams, gelatos and sorbets Large quantity production Petit fours Plated desserts Tarts and pastries

4-Day Professional Bartending Programme in London Bartender’s Essentials is a four-day, practical training programme designed to develop confident, bar-ready bartenders. This course focuses on what it actually means to work behind a bar, combining drink preparation, customer service, teamwork, and professional conduct. Participants will not only learn how to make drinks, but how to: • Work efficiently within a bar team • Share and manage a station • Communicate with guests confidently • Deliver consistent service under pressure Training is hands-on, fast-paced, and built around real bar scenarios, using real ingredients. Participants will prepare and serve actual cocktails throughout the course, not just practice techniques with water. Training takes place behind a fully operational bar setup, allowing participants to experience what it’s like to work in a real service environment. In addition to drink preparation, participants will learn essential bar-back procedures, including glass washing, station cleaning, and stock replenishment. These fundamental skills are critical to maintaining a professional bar and supporting efficient service. The programme concludes with a practical assessment day, where participants demonstrate their skills in a live, performance-based environment. Premium and Platinum Members: £450 + VAT Standard, Essentials and Non-members: £600 + VAT Flexible payment options available via Klarna For teams of 10 or more, we offer: Premium and Platinum Members fare and 3-month complimentary Platinum Membership for your business.

This course aims to form technicians to be able to carry out activities related to Ecology/Biology, in an autonomous manner or within a team.

Develop, communicate and market tourism products and services from public or private organizations (accommodation, tourist entertainment, travel agencies, public entities, among others), through the management of information services (reception, reception and customer information) and the planning and promotion of tourist marketing actions suited to the respective markets.