What is the starting salary for hotel management after completing graduation?
If you’re selected as a operations trainee it can range anywhere between 8–15k,for Management trainee it can be 15–30k ,it depends on the organisations. Most of the bigger hotel chains provide you accommodation and food plus you get to earn tips in certain departments which is often pooled between the team members.
What is the maximum salary that a hotel management graduate from the IHM can get in India?
If you are talking about as soon as u pass out of the institute then the maximum is under 20k. The best placement i consider is OCLD in the Oberoi group. They payed around 18k i think when i passed out in 2011. All other management programs pay not more than this as far as i know. So the early life after you graduate is not so happy.If you ask about later, after you survive in the industry for atleast 2 years you can be earning couple of lakhs. Depends upon the department you choose.
After any graduation, can I do hotel management?
For pursuing Hotel Management as career, you need to do your graduation in Hotel Management from any government recognized institute in India.IHM Pusa, IHM Mumbai, IHM Banglore and IHM Chennai are some of the leading hotel management institutes in India.If you’re willing to pursue Hotel Management after graduation, then you need to do a Masters degree in Hotel Management.Most of these degree will require you to have a minimum of 1 year of work experience along with a bachelors degree in Hotel Management.Except Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration, Manipal which offers an Msc degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management for which you does not require a bachelors in Hotel Management.Otherwise, you may also look for avenues abroad in countries like New Zealand and Singapore.
Is hotel management a good course?
I had the same question when I joined IHMCT Trivandrum, the doubt was persistent throughout my college life.. During first year all I thought of was getting a well paid job after I graduate. By the time I finished my first semester did I realize that hotel industry doesn't pay its employees well in its initial years.Second semester was all about reassurances to myself that I hadn't made a mistake and becoming a chef was the dream. Little did I know that this dream will change drastically in just 17 weeks. We underwent internship in our 3rd semester, and my dream of over 5 years shifted tracks, the struggle was intense in the kitchen. I got my reality check that the chef life isn't really that glamorous.. but I found refuge at the bar, my new found love ‘liquor’(if you stare at a wine rack well enough you'll get hooked!).4th semester all I cared was to learn more and more about alcohol. And I'd say that I was pretty good at it.Time is a bitch when you're in college, 3rd year started and so did the interview sessions.. companies after companies. I got through with a lot of them, offer letters were lining up. They'd ask what I was comfortable with, I'd say liquor.. Boom!All the jobs paid you more or less the same and it wasn't good enough, I was still dicey about the hotel thing. This is when Bestseller came to our college, a retail giant from Denmark. I knew I wanted this and boy did I get it!I worked with Bestseller for 2 years. I was promoted thrice, the perks and incentives were good. My experience got me a seat in MBA. I'll be starting next month. (Wish me luck)Hotel Management is not everybody's muse. Not everyone is paid good initially. But I can assure you that it makes you a better person. You'll learn life skills there. I still cook, and mind you I cook well. My first management lesson was from a hospitality institute and I'm sure its gonna take me a long way.https://www.linkedin.com/company...
Need help with hotel management?
i want to be a general manager of a hotel. And i live in las vegas/ henderson. I want to know a highschool that specializes hospitality. Anyone know of what school that could be? And i also want to know the average yearly salary of a general hotel manager. Category
What should we study after hotel management for further growth?
Excellent communication skill is a main part of the hotel industry. By fluent english you can get job more easily because travellers from different countries stays in hotels and you have to communicate with them so its very important to learn english.After this you will be able to get jobs in foreign countries also . You can also learn about the foreign dishes which are very popular.And after having experience in that you can become masters in that.
Lawyer vs Hotel Manager salary/career?
Who do you think would earn more on average? Raw figures on average salaries seem to be deceiving as there are a number of low end managers without a degree that are likely to earn much less . At the top end of the professions, being one of the best lawyers or hotel managers, who is likely to earn more? As far as the career itself goes, which one do you think is better? Whether it is in terms of competition, kind of job, need for graduates in the field etc...