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About
Informatics Academy
The
Informatics Academy has been institutionalized
to ensure that its award, bearing the quality
assurance mark, will be recognised and accepted
by employers and universities for employment
and transfer credit respectively.
The
Informatics Academic Governance is the backbone
on which the quality of our awards is judged.
Collectively, the Academic Council interacts
with the International Advisory Panel and thereby
empowers Examination Council and Examination
Board the authority to grant the Informatics
Academy awards.
Represented
by a group of respected and experienced academic
leaders drawn from universities in the United
Kingdom, Australia and the United States of
America, each member of the International Advisory
Panel brings with them a wide range of educational
leadership and management experience. The Academic
Council is responsible for the academic affairs
for Institute of Information and Communication
Technology, Institute of Business, Finance and
Management, Institute of Engineering and Institute
of Knowledge Economy.
You
can get more information about the Informatics
Academy from the following link: http://www.informaticsgroup.com/ia
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About
NCC Education
Originally part of the National Computing Centre, NCC Education started offering IT qualifications in 1976 and from 1997 developed its Higher Education portfolio to include Foundation and Business programmes. With Accredited Partners in over 45 countries, five International Offices and Academic Managers worldwide, NCC Education employs the latest technologies for learning, assessment and support.
NCC Education qualifications range from ICT for schools to the International Degree Pathway in Business or IT. The programmes are recognised by universities, professional bodies and employers. Learners are able to upgrade their skills on professional development modular programmes or complete their University Degrees and Masters in their home country or in the UK.
Visit NCC Education official website: http://www.nccedu.com/
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About
the Programme
The
programme designed for those seeking a career
in the tourism and service industry. It arms
prospective junior executives with the core
skills and fundamental knowledge in the hospitality
and tourism business.
This
programme also satisfies the growing demand
in the area; it offers in-depth study and a
high degree of specialisation of the hospitality
and tourism industries. In addition, this programme
aims to prepare students with a blend of educational
knowledge and practical experience.
Programme
Benefits
This
programme offers students unique learning opportunities
in academic studies and skills training. We
provide a challenging and engaging curriculum
with diverse learning opportunities, from classroom
teachings to practical experiences.
Students
will be trained by a team of well-qualified
lecturers with professional industrial experiences.
The
academic quality for this programme is high
balanced with practical "hands-on"
practices.
Hospitality
& Tourism companies need skilled people
at all levels, from Front line to Management
Position, our tie ups with the strategic partners
allows for possible internship programme and
career opportunities.
Awarded
by
Programme
Duration
International
Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management:
about 12 months. Students are recommended to
take 3-4 modules per term.
Entry
Requirements
Minimum
16 years of age AND, any of the following;
- 'N'/'O'
level holders (English Medium) are required
to complete the Enrichment modules for Critical
Thinking and Learning Skills
- 'N'/'O'
level holders (Non English Medium) are required
to complete the Enrichment modules for English
for Communications, Critical Thinking and
Learning Skills
- Informatics
International Foundation Programme Certificate
- Other
equivalent qualifications deemed suitable
by Informatics Academy
Advancement
Pathway
Programme
Structure
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MODULE
NAME
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DESCRIPTION
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Principles
of Management
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This
unit covers the Principles and Functions
of Management. Students are taught the key
elements in planning and decision-making
and significance of different controls required
in an organisation. Students will be able
to appreciate the significance of different
controls required in organisations, and
develop an understanding in the process
of organising the resources of the firm. |
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Marketing
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This
unit examines the role and value of marketing
in today's increasingly competitive and
dynamic environment. The management of the
market function will be defined in diverse
marketing situations. Marketing principles
are covered to analyze, plan, implement
and control policies designed to achieve
marketing and corporate objectives in both
profit and policies designed to achieve
marketing and corporate objectives in both
profit and non-profit organisations. |
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Principles
of Accounting
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This
unit provides students with the basic principles
of accounting and their application. Preparation
of Trading and Profit & Loss Accounts,
Balance Sheets and Cash Flow. Reports for
sole traders and limited liability companies
will be covered. The characteristics of
cost behaviour will also be examined in
this unit. |
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Principles
of Business Communication
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Business
Communication is one of the most important
aspects of Business Administration. Students
will be taught to present a variety of data
in both written and graphical form, and
are kept abreast of current development
in communications technology. The principles
of business communications will also be
extensively covered. |
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Introduction
to Hospitality & Tourism
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This
module provides students with a macro view
of the hospitality and tourism industry,
its history, structure, transportation,
travel, and the various key sectors of the
industry. It also touches on the fundamentals
of the business as well as information on
products, procedures, technology and careers
in the industry. |
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Hospitality
Operations Management
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Hospitality
Operations Management describes the operations
and procedures involved in managing the
front desk of a hotel/lodging establishment.
The systems used for such operations will
be covered as well as the various aspects
of managing the front desk. It will also
develop an understanding of how various
different departments of a hotel relate
to the front office and how they collaborate
to enhance customer satisfaction. |
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Tourism
Operations Management
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Tourism
Operations Management describes how travel
agencies operate in the tourism industry.
Key skills to be gained in this module are
the importance of itinerary planning and
design, costing, destination research and
pre and post tour phases. It also addresses
the day-to-day operational issues faced
by an agency. The management of the software
used in the tourism industry will also be
covered. |
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Customer
Relationship Management
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This
module teaches the importance of service
quality and customer relationship management
and how these skills enhance an organization's
ability to attract, satisfy and retain customers.
This module also addresses how CRM can be
utilised to various effect especially on
evaluating the market, competitors and deriving
strategies in increasing customer satisfaction. |
Contact
Us
Contact
us to find out more about our programmes.
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