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Accommodation Services

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Food and Beverage Services

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Reception Services

Hotel Management

Course Description

CHIP – Culinary & Hotel Institute of Pakistan offers a comprehensive 6-month Hotel Management Course designed to prepare students for successful careers in the hospitality industry. This program covers key areas including Front Office Operations, Food & Beverage Management, and Accommodation & Housekeeping.

Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on training, students learn guest handling, reservation systems, restaurant operations, housekeeping standards, and overall hotel management. Practical activities such as mock hotel simulations, role-plays, and real-life scenarios help students gain industry-ready experience.

This course is ideal for individuals who want to build a professional career in hotels, resorts, and the global hospitality sector

Course Outline

Hotel Management Courses

Course Overview
  • Duration: 6 months
  • Schedule: 5 days per week
  • Focus Areas:
    1. Front Office Operations
    2. Food & Beverage Management
    3. Accommodation & Housekeeping

Topics:

    • Overview of hotel industry & organizational structure
    • Roles and responsibilities in Front Office, F&B, and Accommodation
    • Basic hospitality etiquette and communication skills

Activities:

  • Role-play: Greeting and assisting guests
  • Case study: Famous hotel chains and their service models

Topics:

    • Reservation systems and check-in/check-out procedures
    • Handling guest complaints and special requests
    • Use of Property Management Systems (PMS)

Activities:

    • Simulation: Practice check-in/check-out using mock software
    • Group exercise: Handling difficult guest scenarios

Topics:

    • Restaurant and bar operations
    • Menu planning and costing
    • Food safety and hygiene standards
    • Service styles (buffet, à la carte, banquets)

Activities:

    • Practical: Setting up a mock restaurant
    • Tasting session: Identifying food & beverage pairings
    • Team project: Designing a themed menu

Topics:

    • Room division operations
    • Cleaning standards and housekeeping procedures
    • Inventory management (linen, amenities)
    • Guestroom inspection techniques

Activities:

  • Hands-on: Bed-making and room setup competition
  • Checklist exercise: Conducting a mock room inspection

Topics:

    • Coordination between Front Office, F&B, and Accommodation
    • Guest satisfaction and service quality measurement
    • Handling emergencies and safety protocols

Activities:

  • Simulation: Running a “mini hotel” for a day
  • Group project: Designing a guest experience improvement plan

Topics:

    • Leadership and team management in hospitality
    • Revenue management basics
    • Trends in hotel technology and sustainability

Activities:

  • Capstone project: Students manage a mock hotel scenario
  • Presentation: Innovative ideas for future hotels
  • Final written & practical exam

 

To ensure every aspect of learning is covered, this course utilizes:

  1. Practical Workshops: Simulated front-desk check-ins and table service drills.
  2. Case Studies: Analyzing real-world successes and failures of major hotel chains.
  3. Site Visits: Tours of local hotels, resorts, and tourism hubs to observe back-of-house operations.
  4. Capstone Project: Developing a full business plan for a new hotel or a unique tourism tour.