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Associate Diploma In Event Management

Course Code	VTR004
Fee Code	AS

COURSE CONTENT
To obtain this Associate Diploma you must complete all assignments, pass an exam for each of fourteen modules, and provide written proof of having attended 100 hours of industry meetings (eg. trade shows, seminars, committee meetings) relevant to event management.

Compulsory (Core) Modules
The following MUST be completed by all candidates:

Business Studies
In addition to the basics of business, this course will teach you to develop and implement procedures that work as controlling mechanisms to deal with problems as they arise. You will learn to evaluate performance and implement appropriate responses, whether the business activity is small or large.

Event Management
Learn to plan, create, manage, and evaluate a successful event in sport, recreation, tourism, business, education, community work, motivation, or the arts.

Project Management
Project management skills can be applied to all industries, and in all sorts of situations, and are as relevant to a construction project as to managing a new product launch or an event.

Leisure Facility Management I
This comprehensive introductory course focuses on the management and development of recreational facilities (eg. Leisure centres, Swim Centres, Sporting complexes, Gymnasiums, Health clubs etc.)

Food and Beverage Management
This course covers all key elements of food and beverage management, including kitchen management, planning a menu, restaurant staffing and waiter/waitress skills.

Workplace Health & Safety
Learn to recognise potentially dangerous situations, and avoid litigation, work disruption, and significant, unnecessary costs.

Marketing Foundations
This course deals with all aspects of marketing from presentation and packaging, to advertising and selling. It will help you to develop an acute awareness of what is needed to achieve and maintain a good market share.

Research Project I
Learn to plan and conduct research into the current status of an aspect of an industry relating to the kinds of events you want to manage, and to complete a descriptive report based on that research.

Elective Modules
Candidates must also complete any six of the following electives:
Leisure Facility Management II
Tourism I
Bar Service
Adventure Tourism
Leadership
Personnel Management
Industrial Psychology
Entrepeneurship
Business Planning
Financial Management
Sales Management
Advertising and Promotions
Motivation

Note: Your choice of modules from those listed above should be determined according to your past studies or experience. Your choice of electives can (and should) be made after completing the compulsory modules.

For details of elective modules, consult the ACS Course Handbook or website at www.acs.edu.au, or contact ACS at admin@acs.edu.au

Course duration: 1500 hours

Make a career out of what comes to you naturally! If you love organizing events and making people to have fun, this is a career for you!

This course is internationally accredited through I.A.R.C

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