what i should do for the admission for hotel management in sydney and also inform about the fees i have to pay
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I am not sure about the details, but I know that the International College of Management, Sydney is the best college ofr tourism and hotel management. Have a look at their website or give them a call to find out all the information you need.\nhttp://www.icms.edu.au/
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You can actually open a visitor account at any bank in Aus. its cheaper that way. other options includes bank draft, money order and western union. \ngood luck!
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check out priceline and quote your own price... you will get a good hotel in an area of town you want at a price you can afford.  that is what we do if we aren't sure where to stay and it has never lead us wrong.
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Assume you mean Austraila -- avg salary I'm paying is approx. A$18 per hour for acctg staff; however, I get this work performed significantly cheaper by exporting the work to the Phillippines. If u can send this work off shore -- let me know I can at a minimum give you my input. bc@rtms.com.au
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Join some mid size Hotel and get the experiance there. If you have experiance it will be easy to start and you will surelly get funds to run the Hotel.
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Try this link. There's an applicatuion form, list of information required and fees.
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Go for IIM or if you wish to go abroad try to go Australia you will easily get a Visa there.
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It depends where you're going to work, and what kind of employment package you get. From personal experience of working in the Red Sea, Dominican Republic, Cyprus and Australia, what you get is what you agree with your employer!\n\nThe best deal I ever got was with Extra Divers in Makadi Bay (Egypt) - we got a starting salary of Euro520 per month (going up to 600 after two months, 800 after one year), plus commissions based on how many certifications the dive centre issued per month (worth between Euro500-1000, depending on the season - it was a busy centre!), plus accommodation, plus two meals a day from the staff kitchen (although the food wasn't that good!)\n\nThe worst was probably the Dominican Republic, where the boss was an ***hole, and tried to pay us in Dominican Pesos (which lost one third of their value in the six months I was there). Salary was worth about US$350 per month (before devaluation!), commissions were a joke, accommodation was provided, but we had to eat in the hotel staff canteen for lunch, which was awful, AND the diving conditions were not that good either!\n\nFew tips if you're working in the Third world: first, make sure you'll get paid in hard currency (US$, Euro, or GBP) - for sure the boss is taking hard currency payments from the guests! Secondly, buy a return ticket good for at least the first three months - that way you've got an exit if you need it. Thirdly, check out diving websites where your prospective dive centre is rated, ideally by both guests and staff - but if the guests weren't happy with the service, that tells you the staff aren't happy working there
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You should find a city where you feel comfortable living or that is close to family. Then you should make sure that you can find an apartment or a friend to live with in that city. Lastly, you should find a four or five star hotel in that city that is accepting applications and apply for a management position.
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First of all ,is it a four or five stars hotel ?If that so,phone the head housekeeper or the duty manager,e-mail him/her at the same time,you must be very clam and be patient,if the manager promise you to double check,say yes,then wait until he/she phone you back or reply by e-mail,most of the hotel management will offer you complimentary stay for your next visit plus a meal and welcome plate which includes A bottle of wine ,cheese board,fruit ,it all depends how much you claimed for lost.\nBut some hotel management are stand steel,no compensation,no apologized.\nBut one important factor is be polite when you first call the hotel,in case the staff or manager lose his control because you keep on repeat what you need,what you think,what made you angry,what made you lose your respect to the hotel and will tell the whole world about this hotel,also insist to talk directly to the Room Division manager or Resident manager even the G.M.,if any one of them lose their control,you must use this chance to get what you suppose to have.\nActually ,90 % of the hotel staff are honest ,they have hundreds of chances to take or steal from their  guest,but only 1% would really steal from guest ,9% might think about it,but they won't.Most likely the housekeeping staff throw away your stuffs or they thought you left it as garbage.\nGood Luck !
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You probably need to improve your English for starters. You can ask to see the Hotel personel manager and tell them why you will make a good employee.
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You can check some of these issues if they are important to you. \n\nAsk around and consider their customer service record. What ratings have they received from independent rating organizations? \n\nEvaluate their franchise for consistency. Many Hotel’s are franchised so you’ll want to see how the particular location fits into the Hotel’s chain. Find out how the chain rates this particular property within their organization. \n\nConsider their Hotel policies, are they favorable to you or do they penalize you in some way. \n\nFind out what partnerships they have that could save you money in other areas. Many Hotels have agreements with airlines, rental car or credit card companies. \n\nSee if they credit your frequent flyer or frequent guest programs with points. \n\nCheck the Hotel Chain's locations. Does their Hotel chain have locations where you travel? Do they have international locations? \n\nCheck the individual hotel's location.  Is their airport hotel really close to the airport? \n\nEvaluate their facility. When were the rooms last remodeled? Does it have the types of features you need? How well does it suit your need for the quick overnight stay or the weeklong resort vacation? Do they have business suites or meeting rooms available if you need them? Does the particular Hotel you want to stay in located in a safe part of town? Is any major construction going on in the area around your Hotel’s location? Will there be any large groups staying at the Hotel that could negatively impact your stay? \n\nDo they offer the types of extra services you need? Do they have a concierge, shuttle or laundry service? \n\nCan they honor your special requests? \n\nSee if they offer a Premium or Loyalty Club that feature the services you need. \n\nCheck to see if you belong to any groups that entitle you to a special deal with a particular Hotel. \n\nConsider their rates and the availability of any coupons or discounts. See who offers the best overall deal for your budget.
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Hey there! Well, first of all, you don't need to post your question starting with "Hello Sir/Madam" here, haha. Well, I am not a hotel mgt student but I'm currently taking Business Management majoring in Tourism. I would recommend you to do your industrial training at any hotels or resorts that would accept you. Or, you can ask more information from the local Tourism Information Centre or ask around from the local tour agencies or the local Tourist Guide Association. Hope it helped. All the best!
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I work at Curtin University Graduate School of Business in Perth Western Australia. We offer an MBA which consists of 12 units.  If you are an international offshore student the cost per unit is  AU$2000.  If you are and International student and planning to study here is Australia the cost per unit is AU$2625. Check out our web site for more indepth information.  The Curtin Master of Business Administration (MBA), currently ranked in the top 100 world wide, is aimed at senior and middle managers in leadership and administrative roles. Through a range of theoretical learning combined with hands on project, work participants are trained in critical and creative thinking. We offer a wide selection of subjects as well as the opportunity to pursue specialisations in Human Services, Marketing or Strategic Procurement. The MBA may be completed in one year fulltime and is also available fully on-line. Good luck in your search. Poppet
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If you able to come to Australia - there is a HUGE tourist industry that employs thousands of hospitality staff right around the country.  Try looking through some employment websites in your country or region - you may also find links to other sites outside your area.  Contact the local tourist information centre and get a listing of all the hotel, motels, bars etc then send them an email with your resume and a cover letter that introduces yourself.
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I suggest checking out the following resources and associations for more information on hotel/motel management:\n\nhttp://www.hotelmotel.com/hotelmotel/\nhttp://www.hospitalitynet.org/index.html\nhttp://www.ahla.com/
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Fee Structure:\nhttp://www.mzumbe.ac.tz/fees.htm