Diploma & Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management
2024 Mar / Apr Intake Open
Introducing Hospitality Management by Dr. Douglas Johnson
About American Center for Education (ACE)
The American Center for Education (ACE) is registered with the Committee for Private Education (CPE), Singapore. CPE is the official governing organisation for Private Education Institutions (PEIs) in Singapore. ACE is a higher education provider in Singapore established in 2007 through collaboration with partners in the University of Wisconsin System, USA.
ACE offers promising higher education programs leading to either an American education system or British Bachelor’s study. ACE helps students to acquire the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to succeed in today’s challenging world market for talent.
10 reasons for selecting American Center for Education
- Quality Course Syllabus
- Supported by century-old Universities
- International Education Solutions
- Blended Learning and Interactive Teaching
- 15 years of International Education Experience in the Education Industry
- Professional Faculty and Staff
- Opportunity to pursue higher Education in the TOP 100 universities in the world
- Affordable Fees
- Internationally Recognised
- Preparation for further education in USA, Australia, U.K., Canada and other countries.
15 reasons for Studying Advanced Diploma / Diploma in Hospitality Management in Singapore
Singapore has a reputation for providing high-quality education, and its hospitality management programs are no exception. The programs are designed to prepare students for a successful career in the industry by providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge.
Singapore is known to be one of global leaders in the hospitality industry, and many of its educational institutions have a strong reputation worldwide. A diploma in hospitality management from a Singaporean institution can provide global recognition and increase your employability in other parts of the world.
Singapore is known for its diverse culture, and studying hospitality management in Singapore can provide a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and learn about its customs, traditions, and cuisine.
Singapore is a melting pot of cultures, attracting people from all over the world. As a result, studying in Singapore can provide exposure to diverse cultures and a chance to network with people from different parts of the world.
Singapore is a thriving hub for the hospitality industry, with numerous world-class hotels, resorts, and restaurants. Studying in Singapore can provide access to these organizations for internships and job opportunities.
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranked Singapore as the second safest city in the world. Effective law enforcement, explains its extremely low crime rate, and its reputation as one of the safest countries making a safe place for both female and male students.
Singapore is a culturally diverse country, with a large expatriate community and a welcoming atmosphere for international students. The are four official languages in Singapore – English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Such diversity enables Singapore to attract international students across many countries around the world. International students in Singapore grow in this environment, experiencing a mix of multi-cultures and still being able to rely on English as the medium of communications
Many educational institutions in Singapore have partnerships with leading hospitality organizations, providing students with access to internships, job opportunities, and industry insights.
Many hospitality management programs in American Center for Education in Singapore offer hands-on learning opportunities through internships (a.k.a On-The-Job-Training), practical projects, and simulations. This allows students to apply theoretical concepts in real-world situations, which can enhance their learning experience.
Hospitality is a growing industry in Singapore, and there is a high demand for skilled professionals in the field. Studying hospitality management in Singapore can increase your chances of securing a job in the industry after graduation
A diploma in hospitality management can lead to a variety of career paths within the industry, including hotel management, event planning, and food and beverage management. With the right skills and experience, graduates can also advance to higher positions within the industry, such as executive positions or entrepreneurship.
Studying hospitality management in Singapore provides numerous opportunities to network with industry professionals and peers. This can help you build relationships and make connections that can be valuable throughout your career.
Studying hospitality management can provide you with transferable skills that can be applied to other industries. These skills include customer service, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Hospitality management is a versatile field, and a diploma can lead to a variety of career paths, including hotel management, event planning, food and beverage management, and more.
Studying hospitality management can provide opportunities for personal and professional development. You can develop your leadership skills, learn about different cultures, and gain a better understanding of the world.
Studying a diploma in hospitality management can provide numerous benefits, including increased career opportunities, transferable skills, versatility, networking opportunities, hands-on learning, and personal and professional development. A diploma in hospitality management can prepare you for a successful career in a growing and versatile industry, and provide you with valuable skills and knowledge that can be applied to other fields.
Overall, studying a Diploma in Hospitality Management in Singapore can provide a rich and rewarding educational experience that prepares you for a successful career in the hospitality industry.
Reasons to study Diploma in Hospitality Management and Advanced Diploma Courses in Singapore?
Singapore has a reputation for academic excellence across the world. The nation’s education system is considered world-class and boasts academic talent that is highly advanced and competitive. This attracts international students from around the global.
Singapore is a culturally diverse country, with a large expatriate community and a welcoming atmosphere for international students. The are four official languages in Singapore – English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Such diversity enables Singapore to attract international students across many countries around the world. International students in Singapore grow in this environment, experiencing a mix of multi-cultures and still being able to rely on English as the medium of communications
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranked Singapore as the second safest city in the world. Effective Laws enforcement, explains its extremely low crime rate and its reputation as one of the safest countries. It is a safe place for both female and male students.
Singapore offers a rich and unique cultural experience, with its blend of Asian and Western influences.
Singapore is one of the top cities in the Green City Index, prioritizing sustainability in integrated planning, high-density development and conservation of green areas after acquiring independence in 1965.
Singapore is often called the ‘garden city’ due to its large presence of parks and green spaces. Plants are on the building’s facade, interiors, rooftop and as well as on the exterior of the building. The city-state contains large areas of tropical natural reserves and botanical garden and strives to become the greenest city in the world.
Eco-conscious measures and initiatives made Singapore one of the main global centres for large multinational corporations and a place for investors around the world.
English is widely spoken in Singapore, making it easy for international students to communicate and adapt to their new environment.
Singapore is a hub for business and commerce, and many international students see it as a place to gain valuable work experience and make connections for their future careers.
Singapore gained its independence in 1965 and since then has flourished and grown into an economic powerhouse. Today, it is a leading industrial center for different industry such as information technology, tourism, engineering, and professional services. Many multinational companies have set up their headquarters
Overview of the Hospitality Industries in Singapore
Tourism and hotels are among Singapore’s most important economic development industries. As the most developed country in the world, Singapore’s tourist increases year by year. Apart from the world-class resorts where services include wine, shops, conference facilities, casings, entertainment shows, theme parks, luxury retails, and fine dining. These resorts provide Singapore with more than 40,000 travel and hotel jobs. Therefore, students studying in the field of hospitality will have good employment opportunities after graduating in Singapore.
Why Choose Diploma in Hospitality Management (DHM)?
Minimum Entry Requirement
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Entry with 3 GCE 'O' levels pass
or Completed Year 2 of High School -
With at least C6 in English
or TOEFL IBT 54 or equivalent
4 years to Degree from 'O' Level
- 2 years of DAGE in Singapore
- 2 years in USA to complete degree
- > 100 Degree Courses to choose from.
DHM Course Details
• Diploma in Hospitality Management (DHM)
• American Center for Education
The HM courses focus on both the theoretical and practical aspects of the hospitality management speciality, to provide students with relevant knowledge that can help them achieve their dreams of rewarding future careers in the exciting hospitality industry. Graduates in hospitality management go on to secure positions such as hotel general manager, housekeeping/maintenance director, hotel sales and marketing director, banquet/catering manager, restaurant/bar manager, casino operations & event management. Students may go on to apply for enrolment in a bachelor’s degree program in International Hotel & Resort management or a related course/program.
Academic Requirements:
- Scored C6 or above in any three GCE O level subjects, or
- Completed Year 2 of High School, or
- Equivalent or above
Minimum age: 17
English Requirements:
- Scored C6 or above in GCE O Level English, or
- TOEFL IBT 54, or
- IELTS 5.0, or Its Equivalent
• Full Time: Theory study, 6 Months/270 hours, 5 sessions per week x 3 hours; On-the-job training (OJT), 6 months
• Part Time: Theory study, 9 Months/270 hours, 4 sessions per week x 2 hours
Delivery: Blended Learning – Lectures and Tutorials (face-to-face and via online).
Intake: Mar, May, Jul, Sep and Nov of each year
*Note: The course intake months might be adjusted.
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Non Major Modules:
• SEN 101: English Writing 1
• SEN 102: English Writing 2
• SENGC 1103: Business English Writing
• SENGL 101: Freshman English for International Students
• SCOMM 1111: Interpersonal Communications
• SCSTA 116: Business and Professional Communication
• SECON 202: Principles of Macroeconomics
• SECON 201: Principles of Microeconomics
• SACCT 231: Principles of Accounting 1
• SMGMT 250: Global Business Society
• SPHIL 320M: Business Ethics
• SMIS 100M: Fundamentals of Information Technology in Organizations
• SCSIS 215: Information Systems for Business Management
• SBIS 311: International Business
• SMNGT 480M: International Marketing
• SECON 100: Modern Economics
• SPSYC 101: General Psychology
• SSOCI 100: Introduction to Sociology
• Operations Management
• Technology and Cyberspace: Ethics and Issues
• Information Privacy, Security and Continuity
• Essentials of E-Commerce
• Personal and Professional Development
• Strategic Change Management
Major Modules:
• SHSMA 1103: Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism
• SHSMA 2173: Convention and Meeting Management
• SHSMA 2144: Food/Beverage Management Cost Control
• SHSMA 2172: Hospitality Sales and Marketing Management
• SHSMA 1162: Hotel Lodging / Management
• SHSMA 1143: Principles of Food Production and Sanitation
• SHSMA 2174: Front Office Operation
• SHSMA 2201: Tourism Management
• SHSMA 2202: Human Resource Management in Hospitality
• SHSMA 2203: Beverage Management
Internship Module:
• SHSMA 2096: Internship in Hospitality; Food and Beverage
• Pass any 3 SHSMA Major Modules
• Pass total 6 Modules (Non-major and Major Modules)
• Pass an Internship Module (or being replaced by a Final Project with an approval)
• Assignment (Homework, Quizzes, Group work & etc)
• Mid-Term Examination
• Final Examination
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