The National Diploma in Hospitality Management is a two-yearprogram designed to shape skilled professionals for the dynamic hospitality industry. The program emphasizes practical training and industry-relevant knowledge, preparing graduates for entry-level supervisory and operational roles across hospitality establishments.
In addition to learning essential hospitality skills, students develop entrepreneurial competencies, enabling them to create and manage their own ventures in the future.
Caree Oppotunities
Graduates of the National Diploma in Hospitality Management can pursue roles such as:
Additionally, students equipped with entrepreneurial skills can launch their own ventures, such as small-scale hotels, restaurants, or event management companies.
Term-Wise Curriculum
Term I
(18 Weeks | 630 Hours)
Core Modules:
Food & Beverage Management I
Restaurant Management I
Culinary Arts I
Fundamentals of Tourism I
Fundamentals of Rooms Division
Kitchen Management
General Modules:
Business Administration & Law
English I
Communication & Presentation
Dzongkha I
Information Technology (IT) & Text Processing
Practical Components:
Carrying out Finance & Accounting I (Maintain inventories and prepare bills)
Supervising Health, Safety, and Security Procedures
On the Job Training (OJT)/Practical Training
Term II
(18 Weeks | 630 Hours)
Core Modules:
Fundamentals of Tourism II
Sustainable Tourism I
Food & Beverage (F&B) Management II
Restaurant Management II
Culinary Arts & Pastry
eTourism (Internet Marketing)
General Modules:
English II
Dzongkha II
Practical Components:
Carrying out Finance & Accounting II (Conduct accounting)
Carrying out Sales and Marketing
On the Job Training (OJT)/Practical Training
Term III
(18 Weeks | 630 Hours)
Core Modules:
Carrying out Supervision of Hospitality Services
Sustainable Tourism II
Carrying out Development and Promotion of Hospitality Products and Services