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May 6 - May 6, 2025
Plus 3 other start datesSep 3 - Sep 3 2025
Jan 6 - Jan 6 2026
May 5 - May 5 2026
Tuition
$2,721
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Tuition
$3,585
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Sep 3 - Aug 29, 2025
Tuition
$3,620
Scholarships available
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May 27 - Dec 13, 2024
Plus 4 other start datesJul 8 - Jan 31 2025
Sep 9 - Apr 4 2025
Nov 12 - Jun 6 2025
Jan 6 - Jul 25 2025
Tuition
$4,000
Scholarships available
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Tuition
$4,132
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Tuition
$4,910
About
Hotel Management
Beyond the complex responsibilities of operating a physical hotel — of managing rooms, restaurants, event spaces and amenities designed for leisure and entertainment — a hotel manager’s job is to coordinate many moving people and parts to curate unforgettable experiences for their guests.
Hotel managers often describe their work as challenging and multi-faceted, requiring strong leadership, problem-solving, financial and people skills, and a deep commitment to customer service. But they will also describe the job as exciting and fulfilling: the hotel industry is fast-paced and always evolving, and can present significant international travel opportunities.
To become a hotel manager in Canada, you typically need a degree in hospitality management or a related field, which will emphasize business and financial management. Colleges across Canada offer degree and diploma programs in hospitality management, and there are also certification programs available for those who want to specialize in particular areas of hotel management.
Salaries in hotel management can vary based on the role and location. A hotel operations manager will bring home an average salary of $77,000 per year, while a restaurant manager’s salary is $55,000. Event planners typically earn between $58,000-$115,000. Meanwhile, casino directors, one of the top-earning roles in the hotel management field, fetch more than $150,000 annually.