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CANADA: VANCOUVER, TORONTO, MONTRÉAL INDIA: NEW DELHI USA: SAN FRANCISCO AUSTRALIA: BRISBANE, SYDNEY EMPOWERING THROUGH EDUCATION WWW.GREYSTONECOLLEGE.COM LANGUAGE SCHOOLS COLLEGES TEACHER TRAINING CORPORATE TRAINING CONTINUING EDUCATION © Copyright 2012 GC.VAN.12.120228 PROGRAM LENGTH 36 weeks of academic studies followed by 36 weeks of paid internship and 2 weeks of tutorial study. 2012 PROGRAM START DATES Jan 3, Jan 30, Feb 27, Mar 26, Apr 23, May 22, Jun 18, Jul 16, Aug 13, Sep 10, Oct 9, Nov 5, Dec 3 2012 FEES Registration Fee: $125 Tuition: $10980 Textbook Fee: $1320 Internship Service Fee: $400 Optional Fees Standard Placement Fee: $400 Premium Placement Fee: $1000 * Service fee covers applying for a work permit, as well as monitoring before and during the placement. This fee is non- refundable after the program start date. The student is responsible for the payment of any government fees related to the application for a work permit and the extension of study permit. All fees are in Canadian dollars. PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE AT Greystone College – Vancouver TOURISM & HOSPITALITY CO-OP MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA (THCM) Receive training from top industry professionals and highly qualified instructors Obtain the internationally recognized American Hotel and Lodging Association AHLA certificates Experience paid internship upon successful completion of the Tourism & Hospitality Management program Gain Canadian work experience in Tourism & Hospitality, the fastest growing industries in the world AVAILABLE AT VANCOUVER PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Students acquire industry knowledge through an internationally recognized Tourism & Hospitality program, and gain Canadian work experience through a paid internship. Tourism & Hospitality are two of the fastest growing industries, and the largest areas of employment in the world. Our Greystone graduates enjoy a wide variety of positions in many career areas. The program is offered in 18 month periods, each composed of a 50% academic and a 50% paid internship component. DIPLOMA ENTRY REQUIREMENT Students who are interested in attending Greystone College must have completed (graduated from) their final year of general schooling. Successful applicants will be positive, proactive, and independent. International Students must demonstrate a high intermediate level of English with our online written test and arranged speaking interview. Note: The online written test is exempt if iBT 70, IELTS 6, ILSC I4 or CLB8 is presented. The online written test is exempt if ILSC’s Hospitality Management Preparation Certificate program is completed. Written and Oral English Tests: Applicants are required to take the THCM on-line written test. Once successful with the written test, a phone interview will be arranged with a Greystone College Academic Director to assess the spoken English level as well as personal motivation for this program. If an applicant fails to meet the minimum requirements, they cannot be waived by either the institution or the student. PROGRAM OVERVIEW Academic Studies Tourism and Hospitality Training at Greystone College, ILSC’s sister school that specializes in vocational programs. Students will benefit from qualified instructors with years of experience in the industry. Classes are Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm (one hour for lunch). Tutorial Study: Students must return for a 2 week course after the internship placement. Internship Greystone Internship Coordinators will help prepare you for securing an internship, and for an optional fee, can also offer guaranteed interviews. Internship Service Fee includes: Permit sponsorship, documentation support, interview preparation, résumé building, job preparation, explanation of government reporting procedures, and placement tips. Standard Placement Fee (optional): Basic service and up to 2 guaranteed interviews. Premium Service Fee (optional): Basic service and up to 5 guaranteed interviews. Internship hours cannot exceed the study hours and the programs are designed to allow students to work an average of 20 to 25 hours per week. The internship positions vary depending on an employer’s needs, and the student’s English and professional skills. For some placements, the precise internship position may be determined once they arrive at placement locations.

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CANADA: VANCOUVER, TORONTO, MONTRÉAL INDIA: NEW DELHI USA: SAN FRANCISCO AUSTRALIA: BRISBANE, SYDNEY

EMPOWERING THROUGH EDUCATION WWW.GREYSTONECOLLEGE.COMLANGUAGE SCHOOLS COLLEGES TEACHER TRAINING CORPORATE TRAINING CONTINUING EDUCATION

© Copyright 2012

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PROGRAM LENGTH

36 weeks of academic studies followed

by 36 weeks of paid internship and

2 weeks of tutorial study.

2012 PROGRAM START DATES

Jan 3, Jan 30, Feb 27, Mar 26, Apr 23,

May 22, Jun 18, Jul 16, Aug 13, Sep

10, Oct 9, Nov 5, Dec 3

2012 FEES

Registration Fee: $125

Tuition: $10980

Textbook Fee: $1320

Internship Service Fee: $400

Optional Fees

Standard Placement Fee: $400

Premium Placement Fee: $1000

* Service fee covers applying for a work

permit, as well as monitoring before and

during the placement. This fee is non-

refundable after the program start date.

The student is responsible for the

payment of any government fees related

to the application for a work permit and

the extension of study permit.

All fees are in Canadian dollars.

PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE AT

Greystone College – Vancouver

TOURISM & HOSPITALITY CO-OP MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA (THCM) Receivetrainingfromtopindustryprofessionalsandhighlyqualifiedinstructors ObtaintheinternationallyrecognizedAmericanHotelandLodgingAssociationAHLAcertificates Experience paid internship upon successful completion of the

Tourism & Hospitality Management program Gain Canadian work experience in Tourism & Hospitality, the fastest growing

industries in the world

AVAILABLE ATVANCOUVER

PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONStudents acquire industry knowledge through an internationally recognized Tourism & Hospitality

program, and gain Canadian work experience through a paid internship. Tourism & Hospitality are two

of the fastest growing industries, and the largest areas of employment in the world.

Our Greystone graduates enjoy a wide variety of positions in many career areas. The program is offered

in 18 month periods, each composed of a 50% academic and a 50% paid internship component.

D I P L O M A

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

Students who are interested in attending

Greystone College must have completed

(graduated from) their final year of

general schooling.

Successful applicants will be positive,

proactive, and independent.

International Students must

demonstrate a high intermediate level of

English with our online written test and

arranged speaking interview.

Note: The online written test is exempt if iBT

70, IELTS 6, ILSC I4 or CLB8 is presented.

The online written test is exempt if ILSC’s

Hospitality Management Preparation

Certificate program is completed.

Written and Oral English Tests: Applicants

are required to take the THCM on-line written

test. Once successful with the written test,

a phone interview will be arranged with a

Greystone College Academic Director to

assess the spoken English level as well as

personal motivation for this program.

If an applicant fails to meet the minimum

requirements, they cannot be waived by

either the institution or the student.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Academic Studies Tourism and Hospitality Training at Greystone

College, ILSC’s sister school that specializes in

vocational programs. Students will benefit from

qualified instructors with years of experience in

the industry. Classes are Monday to Friday 9am to

4pm (one hour for lunch).

Tutorial Study: Students must return for a 2 week

course after the internship placement.

InternshipGreystone Internship Coordinators will help

prepare you for securing an internship, and for an

optional fee, can also offer guaranteed interviews.

Internship Service Fee includes:

Permit sponsorship, documentation support,

interview preparation, résumé building, job

preparation, explanation of government reporting

procedures, and placement tips.

Standard Placement Fee (optional):

Basic service and up to 2 guaranteed interviews.

Premium Service Fee (optional):

Basic service and up to 5 guaranteed interviews.

Internship hours cannot exceed the study hours

and the programs are designed to allow students

to work an average of 20 to 25 hours per week.

The internship positions vary depending on an

employer’s needs, and the student’s English and

professional skills. For some placements, the

precise internship position may be determined

once they arrive at placement locations.

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Restaurants and Banquets at Hotels/Resorts/Convention Centres/Golf or City Clubs):

Banquet Food Server

Banquet Beverage Server

Banquet Wine Server **

Banquet Assistant

Banquet Bus person (Server Assistant)

Restaurant Server (Stand Alone or Hotel Restaurant)

Restaurant Bus Person (Server Assistant)

Room Service Attendant

Bartender **

Bar Assistant

Prep Cooks **

Front Office (Reception) at Hotels, Resorts, Motels

Guest Services Agent **

Bell Person

Reservation Agent **

Switchboard Operator *

Front Desk Agent (Associate) *

Night Auditor

Tour Coordinator **

Groups Coordinator **

Housekeeping at Hotels, Resorts, Motels

Room Attendant

Laundry Room Attendant

House Person

Uniforms Attendant

Catering, Sales & Marketing

Sales Coordinator***

Banquet Coordinator ***

Events Coordinator ***

Office Assistant ***

Wedding Coordinator ***

Human Resources

Human Resources Coordinator ***

Office Assistant ***

In addition, a wide range of job opportunities are available

in resorts in British Columbia and elsewhere in Canada.

Students who take these job opportunities may be offered

accommodation at the resort at a nominal price and may be

entitled to participate in recreational activities available. This

will vary depending on the resort.

* Positions require advanced level of English

** Positions require advanced level of English and some past

experience in this field

*** Positions require advanced level of English, previous related

work experience, and computer skills

JOB POSITIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: