Key Dates and Fees - QRC

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QRC Hospitality Management Students do not gain practical skills in a simulated environment.

With over 90 hotels, resorts, lodges, and retreats and over a hundred restaurants, wineries and cellar doors on our doorstep, Queenstown IS our classroom. QRC students gain skills by working alongside industry professionals in some of NZ’s top businesses.

Over the past week year 1 Hospitality Management student, Paula Cunanan, has been gaining hands on experience at the iconic Novotel Queenstown. To gain Food and Beverage experience she has been working on both breakfast and dinner shifts and she has also been working in the busy hotel bar.

Pauline is a local girl and prior to joining QRC she studied at @Wakatipu High School one of NZ’s top performing secondary institutions in NZ.

Do you want to learn from industry experts in a real-world setting? Click on the link for more info. https://www.qrc.ac.nz/contact-us/

QRC students giving back to the community as volunteers at the Japanese Workshop Day today organised by the local community group #japanesefamilysocietyofqueenstown

Our Adventure Tourism Management students had an awesome visit to Walter Peak Station via on the iconic TSS Earnslaw yesterday

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Key dates for 2021

Diploma and Certificate Courses

January 2021 - Queenstown Campus	Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management
Accommodation Check In	Tuesday 5 January
New Student Orientation	Wednesday 6 - Thursday 7 January
Term Start	Wednesday 6 January
Term End	Friday 19 March
Recess	Monday 22 March - Tuesday 6 April

February 2021 - Tai Tokerau Campus	Tourism Operations and Hospitality Service
Orientation	Monday 22 - Tuesday 23 February
Tourism Operations	Wednesday 24 February
Hospitality Service	Wednesday 24 February

March 2021 - Queenstown Campus
Graduation	Friday 5 March

April 2021 - Queenstown Campus	Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management
Accommodation Check in	Tuesday 6 April
New Student Orientation	Wednesday 7 April - Thursday 8 April
Term Start - Returning Students	Wednesday 7 April
Term End	Friday, 18 June
Recess	Monday 21 June - Friday 2 July

July 2021 - Queenstown Campus	Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management
Accommodation Check In	Wednesday 30 June
New Student Orientation	Thursday 1 - Thursday 2 July
Term Start - Returning and New Students	Monday 5 July
Term End	Friday 17 September
Recess	Monday, 20 September - Friday 1 October

July 2021 - Tai Tokerau Campus	Hospitality Management, Hospitality Service and Tourism Operations
Orientation	Thursday 1st - Friday 2nd July
Term Start	Monday 5 July

October 2021- Queenstown Campus	Adventure Tourism and Hospitality Management
Accommodation Check In	Wednesday 29 September
New Student Orientation	Thursday, 30 September - Friday 1 October
Term Start - Returning Students and New Students	Monday 4 October
Public Holiday	Labour Day - Monday 25 October
Term End	Friday 17 December

Graduate Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management

April 2021- Queenstown Campus
Accommodation Check in	Sunday 4 April
Public Holiday	Monday 5 April
New Student Orientation	Tuesday 6 - Wednesday 7 April
Term Start - Returning Students	Wednesday 7 April
Term Start - New Students	Thursday 8 April
Term End	Friday 18 June
Recess	Monday 21 June - Friday 2 July

October 2021 - Queenstown Campus
Accommodation Check in	Wednesday 29 September
New Student Orientation	Thursday 30 September - Friday 1 October
Term Start - Returning and New Students	Monday 4 October
Public Holiday	Labour Day - Monday 25 October
Term End	Friday 17 December

Fees

Certificate and Diploma Courses

Domestic Fees - Queenstown Campus

*Tuition fees include course related costs: professional uniform, use of specialised equipment and text books, printing and data allowance, practical class costs, familiarisation visits*
Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management	Year 1	Year 2
Tuition Fees	$13,312	$13,312
Enrolment Fee	$200

International Fees - Queenstown Campus

*^*A $2,500 Study Grant may apply for International applicants | All fees are in NZ$*
Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management	Year 1	Year 2
Tuition Fees	$20,000^*	$20,000^*
Course-related costs	$2,500	$1,200
Insurance	$454 (1 year)	$242 (6 months)
Enrollment Fee	$200
Total	$23,154	$21,442

Domestic Fees and International Fees - Tai Tokerau Campus

*Study Grants are subject to eligibility, If your household income is proven by StudyLink to be $95,000 or less you qualify for the Study Grant
Hospitality Management Diploma	Cost
Tution Fee	$13,312
Tuition Fee with Study Grant*	$3,500

*Study Grants are subject to eligibility, If your household income is proven by StudyLink to be $95,000 or less you qualify for the Study Grant
Hospitality Service Certificate	Cost
Tution Fee	$5,000
Tuition Fee with QRC Grant*	$1,000
International Tuition Fee	$9,500
International Student Insurance - Hospitality Service	$147 for 4 months

Tourism Operations Certificate	Cost
Tution Fee	$5500
Tuition Fee with QRC Grant*	$1200
International Tuition Fee	$9500
International Student Insurance - Tourism Operations	$197 for 4 months

Graduate Diploma

Domestic Fees - Queenstown Campus

*^* Study grants may be available*
Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management	Year 1
Tuition Fee	$14,690^*
Enrolment Fee	$200

International Fees - Queenstown Campus

*^*Study grants may be available | All prices are in NZ$*
Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management	Year 1
Tuition fees	$23,000^*
Course related costs	$1,200
Insurance	$454
Enrolment fee	$200
Total	$24,854

All fees are in New Zealand dollars (NZ$) and are subject to change.

Quality Education 🔥🎓🔥🎓

QRC Hospitality Management Students do not gain practical skills in a simulated environment.

With over 90 hotels, resorts, lodges, and retreats and over a hundred restaurants, wineries and cellar doors on our doorstep, Queenstown IS our classroom. QRC students gain skills by working alongside industry professionals in some of NZ’s top businesses.

Over the past week year 1 Hospitality Management student, Paula Cunanan, has been gaining hands on experience at the iconic Novotel Queenstown. To gain Food and Beverage experience she has been working on both breakfast and dinner shifts and she has also been working in the busy hotel bar.

Pauline is a local girl and prior to joining QRC she studied at @Wakatipu High School one of NZ’s top performing secondary institutions in NZ.

Do you want to learn from industry experts in a real-world setting? Click on the link for more info. https://www.qrc.ac.nz/contact-us/

QRC students giving back to the community as volunteers at the Japanese Workshop Day today organised by the local community group #japanesefamilysocietyofqueenstown

Our Adventure Tourism Management students had an awesome visit to Walter Peak Station via on the iconic TSS Earnslaw yesterday

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A picture says a thousand words!

Interested in a career in Sales and Marketing?

QRC Hospitality Management graduate, Tegan Worthington has had an exciting career since graduating from QRC and was recently promoted to the position of Sales Manager for both Hotel St Moritz & Sofitel Queenstown.

Her main responsibility is to secure business such as corporate conferences / incentives, private dinners and weddings for both properties. This includes preparing quotations and contracts.

Tegan loves running successful events from securing the initial sale to seeing the hotel buzzing with activity on the day. Meeting and exceeding guests’ expectations is a key motivator. Her job also gives her the opportunity to travel around NZ, attending tradeshows where she proudly showcases both properties to potential guests.

Aloha from Hawaii!

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