English for Hospitality Hybrid Online is a targeted English language and professional skills course to equip you with the specialized language and skills you need to communicate effectively in the hospitality industry, where English is essential. The core language skills are developed through a wide range of communicative tasks which give you the opportunity to build confidence and improve fluency.
Why learn English for Hospitality?
Hospitality is one of the world’s most reliable industries for steady growth and expansion.
An estimated 1.8 billion tourists are expected to be on the move by 2030 (UN World Tourism Organization). As a result, there is an ever-growing demand for highly skilled front-line hospitality employees that can communicate effectively in English.
Unique Course Features
English for Hospitality Hybrid Online has been designed with busy hospitality professionals in mind. It is a practical course which will allow you to improve your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills, while also improving your hospitality vocabulary and grammar.
You will learn the English you need to do the job, practice functional language in real work situations and enrich your hotel and catering vocabulary.
A flipped learning model has been adopted so that multiple opportunities for active engagement are created during live online lessons.
The one hour per week pre-class asynchronous online component will lay the foundation for the live online meeting and is meant to provide some flexibility because you’ll be able to control the pace of your learning. These pre-class activities have been designed using the latest adult learning methodology and modern authoring tools to engage adult learners with interactive activities. Each live session includes role plays, pair-work and individual tasks. All materials are provided.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of English for Hospitality, students will be better able to:
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Receive telephone enquiries
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Deal with telephone communication issues
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Take room reservations by phone
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Confirm a reservation in writing
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Greet and welcome guests
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Provide information about hotel facilities
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Deal with dissatisfied guests
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Help guests use the room facilities
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Check guests out and handle payment
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Take restaurant / bar reservation by phone
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Seat guests
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Explain dishes and drinks
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Take food and beverage orders
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Give tourist information and recommend local eateries
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Direct guests to facilities near the hotel
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Explain travel itineraries and tours
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Evaluate cultural differences to enhance communication
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Perform confidently in a job interview