Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012)
Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012) at LSTH
The Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012) is an entry-level qualification for students drawn to the resort side of hospitality rather than the urban hotel side. Resorts are not just bigger hotels — they have different operational rhythms, longer guest stays, more leisure facilities, and a service style that leans toward anticipation and personalisation. This certificate is built around that distinct world.
Taught at London School of Tourism and Hospitality, the Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012) covers basic resort operations: front office in a leisure context, F&B across multiple outlets, recreation and leisure coordination, basic housekeeping for longer-stay guests, and the soft-craft layer of consistent, friendly resort hospitality.
Why Resorts Need Their Own Operational Playbook
City hotel skills transfer only partly to resorts. A resort guest expects more leisure, more food and beverage variety, more activity coordination, and a slower, more relaxed atmosphere. The Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012) is shaped around that resort-specific playbook — not just generic hospitality reused for a beach setting.
Who the Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012) Suits
- School leavers aiming at beach, mountain or destination resort careers.
- Junior hotel staff thinking about moving from city hotels to resorts.
- International students aiming at resort destinations in their home market.
- Career changers attracted to leisure-led hospitality settings.
Where Graduates Often Go
Graduates typically progress into junior front office, F&B service, recreation and guest activity coordinator support, and housekeeping support roles in resorts. Some move into resort reservations or call centres. Outcomes depend on local market, language ability and experience, so we describe the certificate as a credible starting credential rather than a guaranteed posting.
How the Programme Is Delivered
Delivery includes case studies of resort operations, service simulation work, written assessments and short applied projects. On-campus and online study options are available. Module structure, assessment format and intake calendar are confirmed at enrolment.
Entry Requirements
- Completion of secondary education or equivalent.
- Minimum age 17 at the start of the programme.
- IELTS 5.5 or equivalent English proficiency for non-native speakers.
- A short statement of interest in resort hospitality.
Apply for the Certificate of International Hotel and Resort Management (CIHRM012)
If resorts call to you more than city hotels, this certificate is your honest starting point. Click Enroll Now on this page to begin your application. LSTH admissions will reply within one working day with intake dates and fee details.
























