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2009 - 2011 CNM Catalog June 2010, Volume 43 with Addendum Information 
    
2009 - 2011 CNM Catalog June 2010, Volume 43 with Addendum Information [The CNM Academic Year includes Fall, Spring, Summer Terms]

Hospitality and Tourism, Certificate of Completion


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The Hospitality and Tourism Certificate of Completion is a two-term, 27-30 credit-hour program that prepares students for careers in the dynamic hospitality and tourism industry. The courses provide a solid foundation of skills required in the hospitality industry. Students will study hospitality operations, marketing, event planning, customer service and interpersonal relations. An overview of the hospitality industry and various employment and educational opportunities will also be explored.

Jobs are available in lodging, casinos, restaurants, resorts, cruise ships, event planning, convention services, sales and marketing, bed and breakfasts, and other areas. Types of employment range from front office, marketing and guest services to entry level supervision. Many hospitality careers have competitive benefits and wages with the opportunity for rapid advancement. Students wanting to continue their education beyond the certificate should meet with the Program Chair for more information about Hospitality and Tourism associate of arts degree and other 2+2 transfer programs.

Course Prerequisite(s)

Course

Accuplacer Score or Equiv.

CERTIFICATE  
ENG 0750 - Practical Writing   69
RDG 0750 - Reading Improvement  69

Students should see an academic advisor to customize their educational plans. Students must meet prerequisites by placement scores or specific course work. Please see Course Descriptions for prerequisite(s) information.

See Prerequisite Requirement Guide  for Accuplacer score equivalencies.

Recommended Sequence of Courses


Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism 27-30


Approved Electives


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