Build Hospitality Skills and Start a Business You Can Be Proud Of
The Hospitality Business Pathway gives you practical skills across hospitality services, hotel operations, and travel and tourism, plus the know how to start and manage your own business. You will learn how the industry works day to day, how to lead people well, and how to deliver consistent customer experiences.
? Learn hotel, tourism, and food and beverage operations so you understand how services run from start to finish
? Build confidence with team leadership, service standards, and everyday hospitality management tasks
? Create a clear business plan and learn practical basics like bookkeeping with Xero and digital marketing with AI
Study 100% online and build skills you can use in hospitality roles or to launch your own hospitality business.
| College | Career Academy |
| Course ID | 202685 |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 2 |
| Course Category | Tourism & Hospitality, Leisure, Hospitality & Tourism |
| Course Type | Online Learning |
| Course Qualification | Award / Certificate |
| Course Duration | 400 hours |
| Course Fee | 29 euro per week on a flexible payment plan. 14-Day Money Back Guarantee |
| Career Path | Completing this course will equip you with the skills to help you advance in your career |
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