The British College

The British College (TBC) is a nationally recognized education institution for Nepalese students seeking internationally recognized degrees from UK universities. It was founded in 2012 A.D. and is strategically situated in Thapathali, Kathmandu’s Trade Tower Business Center. It provides international courses that are relevant to the present job market and strives to improve each student’s employability in line with market demands. As a pioneering institution in Nepal, the college excels in quality by taking a unique and pioneering approach to learning. The British College has been improving its learning via the development of teaching methods and the provision of infrastructures that would assist students in becoming more equipped for the competitive business environment. The TBC’s student exchange programs and internships with global businesses, as well as its outstanding student experience, are only a few of its highlights. It also offers the finest global training in Nepal, thanks to eloquent coaches and management professors from both the UK and Nepal.

BSc (Hons) Hospitality Business Management (BHM)

Hospitality is a field in which you may work. The four-year BHM curriculum is designed to engage, empower, and challenge our students to become creative, entrepreneurial, and critically informed dynamic graduates who may pursue additional education in hotel management. Alternatively, students will be allowed to enter the workforce immediately after finishing the BHM. The hospitality industry is now the world’s second biggest employer, with over seven million jobs anticipated to be created each year. Whether it’s Hospitality and Tourism, Events and Entertainment, or the Luxury Market, our graduates will be educated as experts in their chosen industry. With jobs in hotels, resorts, catering, banking, cruises, aviation, and more, this is really a hospitality degree that has no bounds.

At the end of the course, students will be able to :

To become critically evaluative, resilient, and reflective practitioners capable of making sound, well-informed choices in a continuously changing and dynamic globalized hospitality business.Behave as balanced, intelligent hospitality practitioners who act ethically and responsibly to ensure their own and their organization’s success.

Be inventive thinkers who are digitally savvy and entrepreneurial, capable of developing and executing new and innovative goods, services, and solutions that will help the hotel sector.

Think in a cognitively difficult manner while communicating effectively and influencing people at all levels inside and outside of the hospitality industry.

Apply theories and ideas and effectively integrate this knowledge into a practical and professional context.

Initiate and execute change with empathy and care, taking into consideration the effect on internal and external stakeholders.

Requirements for Admission

Entry to the Foundation

10+2/CBSE or comparable aggregate score of 55 percent and above
A Level – A minimum of 3.5 credits is required, with three full credits.

Admission to a university

For direct admission to Level 4, you must have an overall score of 75 percent or higher, with a minimum of 70 percent in each subject.

More on BHM at The British College

Leeds Beckett University in the United Kingdom offers a BSc (Honours) Hospitality Business Management degree. The course is given under a Franchise Framework, which means that the granting university provides all of the teaching materials, and the same course is also offered at the university, allowing for a comparison of performance and accomplishment.

4 year duration (including Foundation Level)

Intakes are in the months of January and February, as well as August and September.

What after BHM at The British College?

Students will be prepared to pursue a wide range of career possibilities at all levels and in a wide range of industries, including graduate programs with national and international organizations. Students will have the necessary transferrable skills to work in the service sector, or they may utilize their knowledge and confidence to establish their own company. They will be ready to get the post of operation manager.

Customer Service Manager, Hotel Manager, and Food and Beverage Manager are all examples of operations managers.

Postgraduate Research:

TBC provides more learning options in all academic areas. The postgraduate courses are a fantastic opportunity to build on the skills you’ve previously acquired, take advantage of our industry connections, and create a CV that employers will notice.

Graduation options : MSc International Tourism and Hospitality Management | MSc Responsible Tourism Management | MSc Events Management

Practical Experience-Hospitality Services, Food and Beverage Services