During the recent years of rapid growth in the Queensland club industry, training and education has generally focused on staff skill levels and duty management programs.

Club Training Australia’s Diploma program is structured for the educational development of senior management and general managers.

Diploma programs are conducted over 12-18 months with 1 day per month spent in a classroom environment and some project
work based on the student’s own club.

One of the benefits of undertaking this program is the participants generally consist of 12 to 16 senior managers currently working in the club industry. This format provides an opportunity for the exchange of ideas, theories and experience as well as the development of a long term network of industry peers.

The student’s own club facilities are commonly used for the classroom study, providing a great opportunity for participants to gain an understanding of operations at other venues.

Third-Party Accreditation
A number of the units in the advanced diploma program are eligible for credit/advanced standing in Bachelor of Business in Club and Gaming Management delivered by Southern Cross University and the Active Certified Club Manager Award.

Eligibility
To be eligible to undertake the diploma program you must already hold a Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40307).

Enrollment
The Diploma in Hospitality Management is run periodically based on demand and with intakes usually in March and September each year.