Diploma in Hospitality Management (DHM)

Scottish Qualifications Authority
1 years
Rs.
Updated December 23, 2025

University

Scottish Qualifications Authority

Duration

1 years

Fee

Rs.

Summary

Diploma in Hospitality Management (DHM) is a 15-month professional program certified by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA), designed to train students in hotel operations, including food production, food and beverage service, housekeeping, and front office management.

Description

DHM equips students with practical and theoretical knowledge to operate effectively in the hospitality industry. The program combines institutional training with industrial internships in star hotels and restaurants in Nepal and abroad, providing international exposure. Graduates gain skills for managerial roles, entrepreneurship, or further studies in advanced hospitality programs.

Description

Curricular Structure

ComponentFocus
Theoretical & Practical Training9 months of in-center training covering hotel operations, food production, service, housekeeping, and front office
Industrial Training6 months internship in Nepal or paid international internships (Dubai, Malaysia, Macau, China, Croatia)
Personal DevelopmentInterview techniques, communication skills, hygiene, grooming
Career SupportCareer counseling, industrial visits, life skills, business skills
International RecognitionScottish SQA certification providing global employability

Features

 

Admission Process

Eligibility

  • SEE/SLC or equivalent pass
  • Minimum grade D+ (1.6 GPA) in English
  • Age 16 or above

Admission Process

  • Submit SEE/HSEB mark sheet and certificate
  • Citizenship or passport copy
  • Six passport-size photographs
  • Biannual intakes: June/July and December/January

Job Prospects

Job Prospects

Graduates can work in:

  • International and local chain hotels
  • Restaurants, catering, cruise services
  • Travel and hospitality management
  • Entrepreneurial ventures in the hospitality sector

DHM also provides a foundation for career progression into advanced diplomas or managerial roles.