The program
The hospitality industry offers a wide range of positions
and the opportunity to combine travel with work both nationally and internationally.
Hospitality is a people business. Those in demand are multi-skilled,
multi-cultural in outlook, and practise excellence in customer service.
The Williams hospitality program gives you a practical Certificate III in Hospitality (Operations) after six months. The competency modules have been selected to give a broad coverage of hospitality functions and provide practical skills that will enable you to start working immediately in front desk or food and beverage areas of the industry.
For most of our students, the Certificate III will provide a practical entry to the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management. However, the Certificate III is also a stand-alone qualification that will gain employment in many functional areas of the hospitality industry.
Fast facts
Course |
C3 in Hospitality Operations |
Code |
HH3R |
Qualification awarded |
THH33002 Certificate III in Hospitality (Operations)
A statement of attainment is issued for all national competencies achieved. |
Course length |
20 weeks (2 terms) |
Starting dates |
See starts and timetables |
Academic entry requirement |
Year 10 or equivalent |
Upward pathways |
Graduates may articulate into Williams Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management with full credits.
Graduates may articulate into Williams' Advanced Diplomas in Management or Marketing with significant credit. |
Course content
The national units of competency in our version of the Certificate III in Hospitality (Operations) were selected to give a broad coverage of the functional areas of hospitality.
Please note that subjects may be changed at the discretion of the College to keep them up to date, to comply with industry Training Package requirements, or for timetabling purposes.
Hospitality |
Bar Service
Computer Hospitality Reservations
Food & Beverage Service
Front Office
Hospitality Industry Knowledge
Housekeeping
Hygiene Procedures
Job Coaching
Responsible Service of Alcohol
Wine Knowledge & Service |
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Communication, Personal Development |
Career Strategies
Relationships & Communication
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Finance & Law |
Health, Safety & Security |
Marketing |
Product Promotion |
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Graduate employment
The Certificate III in Hospitality (Operations) provides skills that can get you work in many hospitality situations. We help and encourage students to gain relevant work while studying. During your vocational studies (up to Advanced Diploma level), classes are held from Mondays to Thursdays, leaving Fridays free for part time work. The synergy of learning at the same time as working enhances your career prospects at the same time as giving
valuable knowledge, experience and income.
Areas where recent graduates have been employed include:
Bar Attendant
Waiter
Food & Beverage |
Concierge
Front Office Receptionist |
Guest Service Officer
Housekeeper
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| Diego
Azevedo is an international
student from Brazil. "I
chose to study hospitality in Australia to improve my English,
and to gain the skills in the industry. I took a break from university
to travel, so after my course at Williams, and work experience
in Sydney, I plan to travel to other parts of the world before
heading home to complete my degree. You gain so much from experiencing
other cultures. I am sure it will be a great asset to me in all
areas of my life in the future." |
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| Takatsugu
Takahashi is an international
student from Japan. "I
had worked in a hotel in Hokkaido, my hometown, before coming
to Sydney to study at Williams. It is a very good experience
to study Hospitality in English, and also I am working at the
same time in the Concierge area at the Grace Hotel in Sydney.
When I finish my study and work experience I would like to go
to Switzerland and further my Hotel Management study and experience
there." |
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