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Hospitality & TourismSFPP eligible · Pathway I

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Build the service, leadership and operational skills to thrive in Jamaica’s dynamic visitor economy.

Programmes at a Glance
QualificationAssociate of Science
Sixth Form PathwayPathway I
Your study journey2 years
Study optionsFull-time & Part-time
LocationCamp Road Campus
Choose your focus

Majors & study pathways

This programme lets you shape your studies through the published options below. Course sequences vary by pathway.

01Travel & Tourism Management
02Food & Beverage Management
03Accommodation Studies Management
04Entertainment & Events Management
Why this programme

Turn every guest experience into an opportunity.

Build the service, leadership and operational skills to thrive in Jamaica’s dynamic visitor economy. You’ll explore hospitality operations, tourism systems and customer experience through practical projects, teamwork and experiences that bring the profession to life. Along the way, you’ll discover where your strengths can take you—toward opportunities such as hotel supervisor or guest services officer, entrepreneurship or further study.

What you’ll explore

01Hospitality operations
02Tourism systems
03Customer experience
Getting started

Entry requirements

Your path to ECC may begin in different ways. This programme accommodates multiple admission routes, and our Admissions team can help you understand how your qualifications fit.

01

A minimum of five (5) CSEC or GCE O-Level passes, including English A/English Language and Mathematics (CSEC, GCE or City & Guilds).

02

Level 3 HEART/NSTA Trust NVQ-J/CVQ certification is also listed as an alternate route.

03

Equivalent qualifications and mature status may be considered in accordance with CCCJ/ECC policy.

Plan your studies

Programme structure

Explore the semesters below to see how each published pathway shapes your journey. Every course is listed with its official code and credit value.

Full-time2 years6 published study periods
Common curriculum • Year 1 • Semester I
CodeCourseCredits
MGMT1101Introduction to Management3
HOSP1101Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism (Seminar)2
FBEV1102Fundamentals of Food Preparation6
ITEC1104Fundamentals of Information Technology3
HOSP1103Sanitation, Safety and Hygiene3
COMM1101Communication I3
Common curriculum • Year 1 • Semester II
CodeCourseCredits
FBEV1201Fundamentals of Baking6
MATH1205Applied Mathematics1
MRKT1201Principles of Marketing3
HOSP1102Customer Service3
COMM1202Communication II3
Common curriculum • Year 2 • Semester III
CodeCourseCredits
ACCT1101Fundamentals of Accounting3
COMM2301Oral Communication3
Common curriculum • Year 2 • Semester IV
CodeCourseCredits
HOSP1201Hospitality Law 13
MGMT2405Small Business Management3
BUSE1101Business Ethics3
ELECTIVEElective3
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester III
CodeCourseCredits
FBEV2301Advanced Baking and Cake Decoration4
FBEV2305Menu Planning3
ACCO2301Housekeeping Operations3
ENTR2301Meetings and Events Management3
TOUR2302Caribbean Tourism3
TOUR2304Sustainable Tourism3
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester IV
CodeCourseCredits
FBEV2403Quantity Food Production and Dining Room Service3
FBEV2404Bar and Beverage Operations3
ACCO2401Front Office Operations3
ACCO2403Introduction to Plant Engineering, Maintenance and Security3
TOUR2401Tourism Planning and Policies I3
TOUR2444Tour Operations and Management5
ENTR2404Caribbean Cultural Identity3
ENTR2303Entertainment Law3
Part-time2 years7 published study periods
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester I
CodeCourseCredits
HOSP1101Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism (Seminar)2
ITEC1104Fundamentals of Information Technology3
COMM1101Communication I3
HOSP1103Sanitation, Safety and Hygiene3
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester II
CodeCourseCredits
MRKT1201Principles of Marketing3
HOSP1102Customer Service3
LANG2301Foreign Language I3
COMM1202Communication II3
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Summer I
CodeCourseCredits
COMM2301Oral Communication3
FBEV1201Fundamentals of Baking6
FBEV1102Fundamentals of Food Preparation6
MATH1205Applied Mathematics1
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester III
CodeCourseCredits
ACCT1101Fundamentals of Accounting3
FBEV2304Food, Beverage and Labour Cost Control3
FBEV2305Menu Planning3
ENTR2301Meetings and Events Management3
TOUR2302Caribbean Tourism3
TOUR2304Sustainable Tourism3
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester IV
CodeCourseCredits
MGMT2405Small Business Management3
BUSE1101Business Ethics3
ELECTIVEElective*3
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Semester V
CodeCourseCredits
WOEP1101Work Experience Internship/Practicum3
FBEV2404Bar and Beverage Operations3
ACCO2403Introduction to Plant Engineering, Maintenance and Security3
TOUR2444Tour Operations and Management5
Specialization courses • Year 2 • Summer II
CodeCourseCredits
HOSP1201Hospitality Law I3
MGMT1101Introduction to Management3
FBEV2301Advanced Baking and Cake Decorating4
FBEV2403Quantity Food Production and Dining Room Service3
ACCO2301Housekeeping Operations3
ACCO2401Front Office Operations3
TOUR2401Tourism Planning and Policies I3
Planning note

The structure shown is a guide. Course or unit sequencing and availability may be adjusted to reflect enrolment levels, faculty availability and programme scheduling requirements. Offerings may therefore move to a different semester or position in the sequence.

Beyond your programme courses

Your associate degree journey includes more than the curriculum table.

Depending on your entry qualifications, you may need Foundation Mathematics or English. Applicable associate degree students also complete PACE, U-VAC, Information Literacy, Social Outreach and other published college-wide requirements. These requirements do not continue into the bachelor’s stage.

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Is it right for you?

You may be a strong fit if you…

01

are curious about hospitality & tourism and ready to build practical skills.

02

want a structured pathway that connects learning with real career possibilities.

03

value teamwork, problem-solving and continuous professional growth.

Where you’ll study

Camp Road Campus

20 Camp Road, Kingston

This programme is based at the campus shown. Selected classes may also use online, field, laboratory or work-placement environments.

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