Hotel Management with Executive Housekeeper
$1723 per person
The hospitality industry provides a variety of jobs and opportunities to advance worldwide. Learning the skills needed to manage any venue, hotel, motel, resort, or accommodation house and supervise housekeeping staff will position you for success within this growing field.
This course bundle will train you for managerial positions in the hospitality industry. The principles learned can be transferred to multiple accommodation types such as hotels, motels, resorts, bed and breakfasts, or any other business that provides accommodation or lodging. You will learn the different management structures of hospitality, from the front office to housekeeping, and how to organize and oversee staff.
Hotel managers and executive housekeepers must be adept at recognizing quality staff during recruitment and implement training procedures to develop their potential. You will learn the management skills necessary to serve as a supervisor to other staff members and learn how to properly train and organize a team of housekeepers.
What you will learn
- Overview of the hospitality business
- Introduction to essential hotel management roles
- Areas of management, including staff leadership, activity and event coordination, and food and beverage roles
- Foundations of integrated disciplines including business management, hospitality and tourism, logistics, and record keeping
- The role of an Executive Housekeeper
- Communication & Administrative Skills
- Detailed level of housekeeping training
- Advanced laundry skills and techniques
- Advanced organizational skills
- Advanced skills for entertaining guests
- Household maintenance schedules
- Staff management
How you will benefit
- This course provides fundamental knowledge and skills required to work in the hotel industry
- Learn the basics of hotel management without committing to years of study
- Obtain a certificate of training
- Improve necessary skills to work at the highest level of housekeeping necessary to be considered a head or executive housekeeper
- Opportunity to increase wages associated with this higher skillset
- Better prepared for a career in private service and gain higher confidence levels when interviewing for positions in this field by illustrating a broader skillset
Enrollment
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BadgeCertificate of CompletionSelf-paced -
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College CreditsExam VoucherNational Certification
Hotel Management
- Introduction: The Scope and Nature of Hotel Management
- The Hotel Industry
- The Scope of the Industry
- The Firm in the Hotel and Catering Industry
- Hotel Management
- Planning
- Policy
- Workplace & Hotel Organization
- Organization
- The Nature and Purpose of Organization
- The Mechanistic View of Organization
- The Human Relations View of Organization
- The Systems Approach to Organization
- Organization Structure
- The Informal Structure
- Hotel Organization
- Hotel Staff Management
- Work Charts
- Communication and Coordination
- Staff Management
- Monitoring Workloads and Work Procedures
- Authority/Chain of Command
- Career Structure
- Hospitality Control Systems
- Sources and Storage of Information
- Creating and Maintaining Information
- Creating and Maintaining Control Systems
- Types of Control
- Production Control
- Quality Control
- Sales Control
- Labor Utilization Control
- Materials Control
- Maintenance Control
- Financial Control
- Setting Standards and Corrective Action
- Work Study
- Organization and Methods
- Front Desk Operations (Reception)
- The Functions of the Front Office
- Customer Service
- Dealing with Grievances & Complaints
- Understanding Communication
- Conversation Development
- Using the Telephone
- Business Letters
- Promotions and Customer Relations
- Client Interpersonal Skills, Self Esteem & Reinforcement, etc.
- Servicing Rooms and General Cleaning
- Service Equipment
- Direct Purchase of Hire of Equipment
- Linen: Purchase or Hire, Choice of Fabrics, Structure and Properties of Fibers
- Linen Room Organization
- Building and Facility Maintenance
- Daily
- Periodic and Planned Preventative Maintenance
- Frequent Maintenance Problems
- Safety, Furniture
- Fittings
- Managing Maintenance
- Building Maintenance
- Toilets and Locker Rooms
- Activities Management
- Tour desk, gymnasium, events (e.g. Weddings, balls etc.)
- In house Services
- Recreation Facilities
- Guest Information Services
- Swimming Pools
- Spa & Sauna Facilities
- Activities Management
- Tourism
- Food & Beverage Service
- Types of Food Service (e.g. Room Service, Bar, Restaurant, Coffee Shop etc.)
- Kitchen Design & Equipment
- Service Facilities
- Food Service Management
- Food Purchasing
- Dealing with Complaints
Executive Housekeeper
- Introduction
- Nature of Becoming an Executive Housekeeper
- Housekeeping Maintenance
- Professional Cleaning – Rooms
- Professional Cleaning – Objects, Areas, and Surfaces
- Laundry
- Laundry & Linens
- Dry Cleaning
- Closet Management
- Cleaning Products & Tools
- Essentials for Cleaning
- Organization
- Fundamentals
- Schedules
- Creating Housekeeping Schedules
- Entertaining
- Tableware
- Table Setting & Service
- Event Planning Support
- Staff Management
- Executive Housekeeper Staff Managing Skills
Requirements
- This course can be taken on either a PC or Mac.
- PC: Windows 8 or later.
- Mac: macOS 12 or later.
- Browser: The latest version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox are preferred. Microsoft Edge and Safari are also compatible.
- Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- Any word processing application.
- Software must be installed and fully operational before the course begins.
- Email capabilities and access to a personal email account.
- David K. HAYES and Jack D. NINEMEIER (2016) Hotel Operations Management (3rd Edition)
- Leonardo INGHILLERI & Micah SOLOMON (2010) Exceptional Service, Exceptional Profit: The Secrets of Building a Five-Star Customer Service Organization
- Micah SOLOMON (2016)- The Heart of Hospitality: Great Hotel and Restaurant Leaders Share Their Secrets
- Jokima HILLER (2015) - 7 EASY Ways to Show Your Employees YOU Care! A Booklet for Hotel Managers and Others
- Martha Stewart – Housekeeping
