Hospitality Futures

Hospitality Futures

$1,150.00 taxes included

  • 80 hours of interactive, online learning materials
  • Explore entry level, supervisory and corporate rolls in the hospitality industry
  • All instructors are current for former hospitality professionals
  • Case studies and scenarios
  • Learn about restaurant, hotel, bar and travel agency operations

Admission Requirements

High school graduation from a country in which an official language is English and the main language of instruction was English (proof required) OR IELTS with minimum 5 band in each skill area or equivalent (CELPIP 5 in each skill area, TOEIC 500, CEFR B2) OR Completion of Level 5 of an English as a Second Language program OR Minimum score of 70% on the CIBL English Assessment and interview to verify language skill.

As per the Private Career Training Act in British Columbia, admission requirements cannot be waived by the Institution or the student. Admission fees are non-refundable.

Category: SKU: 2618

Program Overview

Students will explore careers in the Hospitality Industry with this foundation level program. Students will graduate with a broad knowledge of hotel and restaurant operations and a realistic sense of the industry as a whole. This program is designed to help graduates transition into entry level employment or more advanced studies.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this program, students will be able to:

  • Identify a range of employment opportunities in the Hospitality Industry
  • Recognize industry standard practices and processes
  • Demonstrate knowledge of major tools, equipment and materials used in restaurants and hotels
  • Construct an individualized resume and cover letter

Minimum Technology Requirements

PC -Pentium III 600 MHz processor or faster, 256 MB RAM or greater (512 MB recommended), Windows XP/Vista/Win7 MAC- Intel x 86 based processor, 512 MB RAM or greater (1 GB recommended), Mac OS-X 10.5 (Leopard) or 10.6 (Snow Leopard); Google Chrome Browser; Speakers or Headphones; Microphone; Camera or Smartphone to take digital photos; Reliable and unrestricted internet connection; comfortable using the internet.

*Much of the course content can be access via the Moodle App (iOS and Andriod), however students should have access to a laptop or desktop for the best learning experience.

Admission Requirements

High school graduation from a country in which an official language is English and the main language of instruction was English (proof required) OR IELTS with minimum 5 band in each skill area or equivalent (CELPIP 5 in each skill area, TOEIC 500, CEFR B2) OR Completion of Level 5 of an English as a Second Language program OR Minimum score of 70% on the CIBL English Assessment and interview to verify language skill.

Admission Policy

For approved programs

The Canadian Institute for Blended Learning (CIBL) is committed to providing accurate information and guidance to prospective students to ensure they make informed choices about their program of study. CIBL’s admission criteria is well publicized and applied consistently. Entry assessment tolls and admission requirements ensure students have the required language competencies and the correct set of knowledge, skills, and abilities to achieve the program outcomes. Admission requirements may not be waived by neither the student, nor CIBL.

Students are required to review the following before completion of the student enrolment contract: 

  1. Admissions Policy
  2. Language Proficiency Policy
  3. Refund Policy
  4. Dispute Resolution/Grade Appeal Policy
  5. Withdrawal Policy
  6. Dismissal Policy
  7. Attendance Policy
  8. Program Outline

Procedure:

Upon receipt of a completed Application Form and non-refundable application fee, the Senior Educational Administrator will review student documentation related to meeting program specific Admission Requirements.

Students applying to all programs must provide:

  • Identification displaying full, legal name, birth date and country of citizenship (acceptable forms of identification include a valid passport, Canadian driver’s license, Provincially issued identification card, Indian status card or Permanent Residence card)
  • Proof of Language Ability

Please ensure documentation submitted is:

  • A legible copy or scan
  • Translated by an official translator if not provided in English

Upon determination of program eligibility, the Senior Educational Administrator will first forward the CIBL Policy Manual and Program Outline to the student for review. Students are subsequently required to confirm their review of the Institute’s policies and procedures.

Refund Policy

for approved programs

*Please note our institute currently only offers programs via Distance Education. These programs do not contain a work experience component. Study permits are issued as per IRCC criteria. Distance Education programs do not meet IRCC criteria for study permits.

  1. If the institution receives tuition from the student, or a person on behalf of the student, the institution will refund the student, or the person who paid on behalf of the student, the tuition that was paid in relation to the program in which the student is enrolled if:
    • (a)  theinstitutionreceivesanoticeofwithdrawalfromthestudentnolaterthanseven days after the effective contract date and before the contract start date;
    • (b)  thestudent,orthestudent’sparentorlegalguardian,signsthestudentenrolment contract seven days or less before the contract start date and the institution receives a notice of withdrawal from the student between the date the student, or the student’s parent or legal guardian, signed the student enrolment contract and the contract start date; or
    • (c)  the student does not attend a work experience component and the institution does not provide all of the hours of instruction of the work experience component within 30 days of the contract end date.
  2. The institution will refund the tuition for the program and all related fees paid by the student or a person on behalf of the student enrolled in the program if the student is enrolled in the program without having met the admission requirements and did not misrepresent his or her knowledge or skills when applying for admission.
  3. If a student does not attend any of the first 30% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition paid under the student enrolment contract unless the program is provided solely through distance education.
  4. Unless the program is provided solely through distance education, if the institution receives a notice of withdrawal from a student:(a) morethansevendaysaftertheeffectivecontractdateand
    • i – at least 30 days before the contract start date, the institution may retain upto 10% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract, to amaximum of $1,000.
    • ii – less than 30 days before the contract start date, the institution may retain upto 20% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract, to amaximum of $1,300.

    (b) afterthecontractstartdate

    • i – and up to and including 10% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 30% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract.
    • ii- and after more than 10% but before 30% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract.
  1. Unless the program is provided solely through distance education, if the institution provides a notice of dismissal to a student and the date the institution delivers the notice to the student is:
    • (a)  equaltoorbefore10%ofthehoursofinstructiontobeprovidedduringthe contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 30% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract.
    • (b)  after10%butbefore30%ofthehoursofinstructiontobeprovidedduringthe contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract.
  2. If the institution provides the program solely through distance education and the institution receives a student’s notice of withdrawal or the institution delivers a notice of dismissal to the student and:
    • (a)  thestudenthascompletedandreceivedanevaluationofhisorherperformancefor up to 30% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term, the institution may retain up to 30% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract, or
    • (b)  thestudenthascompletedandreceivedanevaluationofhisorherperformancefor more than 30% but less than 50% of the program, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract.
  3. The institution will refund fees charged for course materials paid for but not received if the student provides a notice of withdrawal to the institution or the institution provides a notice of dismissal to the student.
  4. Refunds required under this policy will be paid to the student, or a person who paid the tuition or fees on behalf of the student, within 30 days:
    • (a)  ofthedatetheinstitutionreceivesastudent’snoticeofwithdrawal,
    • (b)  ofthedatetheinstitutionprovidesanoticeofdismissaltothestudent,
    • (c)  of the date that the registrar provides notice to the institution that the institution isnot complying with section 1(c) or 2 of this policy, or
    • (d)  afterthefirst30%ofthehoursofinstructionifsection3ofthispolicyapplies.
  5. If an international student delivers a copy of a refusal of a study permit to the institution, sections 1(a), 1(b), 4, 7, and 8 of this policy apply as if the copy of the refusal were a notice of withdrawal, unless:(a) theinternationalstudentrequestsanadditionalletterofacceptanceforthesame program that was the subject of the refusal of a study permit, or the program is provided solely through distance education.