Hospitality and Tourism Courses

Hospitality refers to the industry that provides services to guests, customers or travellers, such as accommodation, food and drink, and entertainment.

There are various hospitality jobs available in the UK, including roles in hotels, restaurants, bars, and cafes, such as front desk staff, chefs, waiters, bartenders, and housekeeping staff.

The length of a hospitality course in the UK can vary depending on the level and type of course. For example, a level 3 diploma in hospitality may take around 1 year to complete, while a degree in hospitality management may take 3-4 years.

To work in hospitality, you need to have good communication and customer service skills, as well as the ability to work in a fast-paced environment, be a team player and have a positive attitude towards guests.

The qualifications required to work in hospitality may vary depending on the job and employer. For entry-level roles, GCSEs or equivalent qualifications may be sufficient, but for more senior or specialist roles, a degree or diploma in hospitality, tourism or related fields may be required.