Hotel and Restaurant Management | |
Associate Degree-Two Years | |
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This program has an August entry date.Program DescriptionThe Hotel and Restaurant Management program provides the skills and understanding necessary for working with the lodging, food-service, and tourism industry. Classroom learning is supplemented by a variety of field trips, a student-operated restaurant and deli operation, and on-the-job training. The student is prepared for entry-level management positions with training in: • guest service relations • hotel operations • commercial food and beverage operations • dining room service • supervision • management concepts • promotions and marketing • cost and sales control • purchasing and inventory • event planning • tourism All graduates will earn the National Restaurant Association Applied Food Service Sanitation certificate which allows students to become a Wisconsin Certified Food Manager. Graduates will also receive the Responsible Beverage Certificate that allows students to become a licensed bartender. Program Admission Requirements• COMPASS pre-entry assessment For detailed requirements, click on the Admission Requirements link toward the top of this page or call one of our Enrollment Assistants at 1-800-547-2882. Helpful Academic Background• Strong written and oral communication skills • Basic math skills in percents, decimals, fractions, and ratios • Mastery of keyboarding and computer software (Word, PowerPoint, etc.) MessagesFor more information about this program, contact the program counselor at 1-800-547-2882 or 715-833-6346. For general admissions information, contact the Admissions Office at 1-800-547-2882 or 715-833-6246. Students wishing to continue their education at a four-year institution may, with a grade of C or better, obtain advanced standing through transfer credits. Articulation agreements for selected courses or youth apprenticeship credit transfer exist with various high schools. Please check with your high school counselor. | |