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Diploma of Hospitality Management (Commercial Cookery)

Box Hill Institute

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6 months

In a nutshell

Advance your hospitality career with this 6-month Diploma in Hospitality Management specializing in Commercial Cookery. Perfect for experienced hospitality professionals ready to step into management roles and lead teams across restaurants, hotels, catering operations, and hospitality venues.

What you'll need to get in

There are no formal academic requirements for entry into this course. However, applicants should have prior experience in the hospitality industry and a genuine interest in pursuing management roles. Basic computer literacy and English language proficiency are recommended to successfully complete the program.

Subject breakdown

The course covers hospitality management principles, operational business decision-making, and team leadership. Students develop specialized knowledge in commercial cookery, food and beverage operations, accommodation services, and gaming management. The curriculum combines practical culinary skills with business management competencies, preparing graduates to manage diverse hospitality venues and coordinate multi-departmental operations.

Why this provider?

Box Hill Institute is a registered vocational education and training provider operating since 1995 with RTO code 4687. They deliver professional education across secondary, VET, and higher education sectors. The institute is trusted by thousands for quality learning and ensures all courses meet strict quality standards, offering industry-relevant training with experienced instructors.

Where will this course take you?

Graduates are prepared for management positions across diverse hospitality venues including restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, and cafés. Career opportunities include roles as Chef, Commis Chef, Demi Chef, Kitchen Manager, Cook, and Chef de Partie, with pathways to departmental or small business management positions in the hospitality industry.

Overview

Provider

Box Hill Institute

Study mode

On Campus

Location

465 Elgar Road, Box Hill 3128, Australia

Qualification

Diploma

Course fee

$4,679

Start date

Start Anytime

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