The Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management (ASTHM) was one of the first private hotel schools in Australia. Founded in Perth, Western Australia in 1989, the Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management is a nationally accredited private educational institution whose purpose is to provide the local and international hotel and tourism industries with the best trained and most highly motivated management professionals.
Programs include:
• Diploma of Hospitality
• Diploma of Events
• Diploma of Tourism
• Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) ASCA
• Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie) ASCA
• Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) ASCA
ASTHM also has an articulation to the Australian School of Management (ASM) so that students who have successfully completed the one-year ASTHM Diploma courses are able to gain direct entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management (BBusHM).
At ASTHM, it is also believed that the correct attitude is fundamental to graduates success and the School goes to great lengths to instill the values of self-discipline, respectful countenance and a positive attitude. To underline these values, it is insisted from the very first day that all students should dress as they normally would in actual employment. While this may seem somewhat overzealous, ASTHM firmly believes that discipline and attitude are the basis for a successful international career in hotel and tourism management. It is no exaggeration to suggest that these very qualities are the hallmarks of all ASTHM graduates.
ASTHM graduates can be found all around the globe working in a variety of positions from supervisors to departmental managers, to senior and general managers. Employers range from smaller boutique hotels to large international hotels chains, resorts, tourism operators, governments and convention centres. You too could be an ASTHM graduate, contact us today.
ASTHM is a division of the Australian College of Applied Education and a sister school of the Australian School of Management (ASM).
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