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The Organisation for Tourism and Hospitality Management
OTHM Management Qualifications
OTHM provides a track of professional qualifications that are designed for Student Members to develop progressively the skills and knowledge that they will need to help them in their careers.
OTHM qualifications enable students to develop the skills that are essential to their progress within the industry:
- Understanding of the operations, structure and culture of the industry
- Understanding of contemporary issues in the industry
- Information technology skills
- Customer relations skills
OTHM offers qualifications at five levels:
- OTHM Professional Introductory Certificate
- OTHM Professional Certificate
- OTHM Professional Diploma
- OTHM Professional Higher Diploma
- OTHM Individual Certificates
Overview of Entry Requirements for OTHM qualifications
Key relationships
OTHM has a key relationship with London South Bank University allowing holders of the OTHM Higher Diploma to have direct entry to the final year of London South Bank University's Batchelor's degree programme BA (Hons) in Tourism and Hospitality.
Students who have successfully completed the OTHM Higher Diploma and who have two year's management experience in the tourism and hospitality industry are eligible to apply for entry to London South Bank University's MSc programme.
In September 2007, Thames Valley University has also accredited OTHM programmes and now consider applications to their Tourism and Hospitality Degrees and Postgraduate programmes.
OTHM is currently negotiating with further UK universities for Student Members to be able to join their Bachelor's and Master's degree courses with a suitable OTHM qualification and experience.
- Overview of Entry Requirements for OTHM qualifications
- Levels of OTHM Qualifications compared to widely accepted standards
- Assessment Procedures and Marking