Hotel Management
- Certificate
- Department of Hospitality
Start the journey to your dream job in the hotel, travel and tourism industry
As the economy improves and more people find themselves traveling once again, hotel management professionals with strong leadership skills are increasingly in-demand.
Monroe Community College’s hotel management certificate will help you strengthen your business and people skills. You’ll master the tools you need to be a true professional in the hotel industry. You could thrive in positions such as:
- Front desk supervisor
- Concierge
- Spa manager
- Guest service representative
- Front desk clerk
Whether you want to start your career at a luxury resort, a chic urban hotel, or a quaint bed and breakfast, this program will help you get there.
Be the Star at a Four-Star Hotel
Nothing beats on-the-job experience. That’s why the hotel management certificate program includes a hospitality co-op, where you’ll apply what you learned in the classroom and gain valuable contacts.
When you complete the program you’ll be ready to start a career in the travel and tourism industry. You’ll qualify for entry-level positions at:
- Hotels
- Resorts
- Cruise lines
- Tour companies
- Tourism bureaus
- Car rental companies
Our certificate holders have found rewarding jobs at these and other leaders in the travel and tourism industry:
- Hilton Hotels and Resorts
- Disney – Theme Parks and Cruise Lines
- Woodcliff Hotel and Spa
- Spa at the Del Monte
- Princess Cruise Lines
- Holiday Inn Express
Hotel management is part of MCC’s hospitality management department, so if you wish to continue studying, you could transfer your credits to our hospitality associate degree program.
To find out more about the hotel management certificate from Monroe Community College, contact the admissions office at admissions@monroecc.edu or (585) 292-2200.
Hotel Management
Certificate Program
Department:Hospitality
School(s): Applied Sciences & Technologies
MCC Program Code: HM10
Description
This program is designed for the student who is primarily interested in a travel and tourism concentration without the broad liberal arts background. A graduate of this program will have established a basis for a career in the travel and tourism industry, and will be qualified for at least entry-level positions in tour companies, travel agencies, tourism bureaus, cruise lines, car rental companies, and hotels. Cooperative Education provides work-based experience to expand students' learning opportunities.
(Housed in the Hospitality Department)
Program Learning Outcomes
1.Identify regulations relevant to the operation of hospitality facilities to ensure compliance with the law.
2.Articulate the steps to executing an event.
3.Describe the basic operating requirements of all the areas in a hotel.
4.Discuss sales and marketing principles.
5.Demonstrate the ability to apply proper food handling techniques.
6.Distinguish among the inter-dependencies of the different hotel departments.
DEACTIVATED - NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS - Review the New Hospitality Certificate as an option
