This document provides information about Queenstown Resort College in Queenstown, New Zealand. It summarizes the college's location, programs offered, industry partnerships, career outcomes, facilities, and why students should choose to study there. Key points include that it is New Zealand's only "Resort College" located in Queenstown, an adventure tourism hub, and offers diplomas in Hospitality Management and Adventure Tourism Management with terms of industry training.

1. Queenstown Resort College Inspiring setting, inspirational courses

2. Queenstown

3. New Zealand’s premier year round tourist resort Adventure capital of the world 28 Hotels / Resorts, 35 Luxury Retreats, over 100 tourism operators, 79 Restaurants, 33 Bars & Clubs and 26 Cafes! Queenstown receives over 8,000 visitors per day with a projected growth of 4.75% per annum to 2021 Sophisticated and fun Queenstown

4. Queenstown – Easy Access

5. The College, QRC

6. QRC House is located next to Novotel Gardens Hotel and the Queenstown Gardens near the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Queenstown Resort College Inspiring setting, inspirational courses

7. Where are We?

8. Where are We?

9. New Zealand’s only “Resort College” Purpose built high quality facilities 2 minutes walk from city centre New Zealand owned & operated Edu-Tourism focus NZQA registered programs International links and affiliations The College, QRC

10. César Ritz Colleges, Switzerland International College of Management Sydney (ICMS) Manly, Australia Thompson Rivers University, B.C Canada Strategic Alliances

11. Diploma of Hospitality Management Diploma of Adventure Tourism Management What Can I Study at QRC? Hospitality / Tourism

12. Term 1 (12 wks) Term 2 (12 wks) Paid Industry Training ( 6-9 months) Term 3 & 4 Term 5 (12 wks) Term 6 (12 wks) 2 Years Diploma Programme Overview Diploma

13. Fully paid work experience Leading National and International Companies Industry networking Industry Training

14. HOSPITALITY New Zealand Placements Sky City Convention Centre, Auckland - Functions/Events Millbrook Resort, Queenstown - Porter Hyatt Hotel, Auckland- Food & Beverage Supervisor Hilton Hotel, Auckland - Bar Tender Sofitel, Queenstown - Food & Beverage Attendant International Placements Fairmont Hotel, Dubai - Food & Beverage Attendant Sheraton Mirage, Port Douglas, Australia - Front Office Alias Hotel, Brighton, UK - Food &Beverage/Front Office Hamilton Island, Australia - Housekeeping/Cross-training Buxted Park Hotel, Ashdown Forest, UK - Cross Training Qualia, Hamilton Island, Australia – Porter Six Senses Spa & Resort, Vietnam ADVENTURE TOURISM Off Road New Zealand, Rotorua Shotover Jet, Queenstown Vale Resort, Colorado, USA AJ Hackett Bungy, Queenstown Info & Track Booking Centre, Queenstown Gold Coast Sky Dive, Australia Industry Training Positions

15. Industry Training “ Based on the outstanding performance of the students placed with us over the last two years, Hilton has chosen QRC as its preferred choice for placements in both Front Office and Food and Beverage. “ QRC interns have added value to our business with their fresh, modern and enthusiastic approach and application of their tourism specific knowledge within our business”-

16. Hospitality Programme Diploma of Hospitality Management QRC, New Zealand Associate Degree in Hospitality Management ICMS, Australia in association with Cesar Ritz, Switzerland Plus

17. Term 1 & 2 - Combining theory with practical application Introductory theory classes conducted at QRC – 32 hours per week Practical training in leading international hotels Introduction to specialisation areas: * International Resort and Day Spa Management Event Management Wine Studies Term 3 & 4 – Fully paid Industry training, 9 Months full time Placed with leading industry employers Assessed by Internship Manager Term 5 & 6 - Management principles & practices Computer simulation syndicate assignment (HOTS) Theory Management Units (Marketing, Finance, Human Resources) On campus hours reduced to 25 hours per week Hospitality Management Note: Units are subject to change

18. 2 years : QRC Diploma of Hospitality Management plus ICMS, Australia Associate Degree in Hospitality Management in association with César Ritz Colleges, Switzerland Further study …… Hospitality Management International degree pathway

19. 12 months : Bachelor of Hospitality Management ICMS or 12 months plus internship: Bachelor of International Business in Hotel and Tourism Management, César Ritz Colleges, Switzerland 2 years : QRC Diploma of Hospitality Management plus ICMS, Australia Higher Diploma of Hospitality Management in association with César Ritz Colleges, Switzerland Further study …… Hospitality Management International degree pathway

20. Hospitality Career Opportunities Ramada Resorts

21. Adventure Tourism Programme Diploma of Adventure Tourism Management QRC, New Zealand

22. Adventure Tourism

23. Term 1 & 2 - Combining theory with practical application Introductory theory classes conducted at QRC – 32 hours per week Practical exposure to a variety of adventure tourism activities. Activities can range from snow boarding, rock and ice climbing kayaking, guiding and will be dependant on the intake in which you are enrolled Pre Hospital Emergency Care Outdoor Leadership experience Term 3 & 4 – Fully paid Industry training, 6 months full time Placed with leading industry employers Assessed by Internship Manager Term 5 & 6 - Management principles & practices Management Units including (Tourism Marketing, Business Management, Sustainable Tourism, Adventure Operations Management) On campus hours reduced to 25 hours per week Adventure Tourism

24. Adventure Tourism Programme Specialising in Snowsport Business Management Internships guaranteed by NZSki Ltd (operators of Coronet, The Remarkables and Mt Hutt Ski Fields) Excellent career paths for graduates in international Snowsport Industry

25. Thompson River University - Kamloops British Columbia, Canada Adventure Tourism International degree pathway Graduates of the Diploma of Adventure Tourism Management have the opportunity to complete two more years at Thompson Rivers University in Canada to obtain their Bachelor of Tourism Management degree Or 1 year at ICMS, Sydney Australia to obtain the Bachelor of Tourism Management

26. Adventure Tourism Career Opportunities Ski Resorts Outdoor Adventure and Ecotourism National Parks Water Sports Mountain Adventure

27. Professional Excellence & P.E Points

28. Location, Location, Location Dynamic Lifestyle Real World Training Industry Focused Teachers Excellent Employment Opportunities

29. Minimum age 18 years 12 years of high school with min year 10 Maths. IELTS of 6.0 with a minimum of 6 in speaking and no less than 5.0 in any other band (or equivalent). Work experience considered in lieu of year 12 for students over 20 years old Demonstrated interest in out door activities for ATM Telephonic interview with respective Head of School Entry Requirements

30. Fee Structure Year 1 Tuition $20,000 Study Grant $ 4,000 Total $16,000 Year 2 Tuition $20,000 Study Grant $ 4,000 Total $16,000 Note: Refer to brochure for additional Course Related Costs

31. Earn While You Learn Earning Potential Hospitality Students * Pay rate can vary between employers Earning Potential Adventure Tourism Students Term Weeks Hours of Work Pay Rate per hour * Total (NZ$) 1 & 2 24 20 $15 $7,200 3 & 4 1000 $15 $15,000 5 & 6 24 20 $15 $7,200 Total $29,400 Term Weeks Hours of Work Pay Rate per hour* Total (NZ$) 1 & 2 24 20 $15 $7,200 3 & 4 900 $15 $13,500 5 & 6 24 20 $15 $7,200 Total $27,900

32. Diploma of Hospitality Management January, April, July, October Diploma Adventure Tourism Management April, July Diploma Adventure Tourism Management Specializing in Snowsport Business Management June, October, January For more information and to apply online, visit us at: www.queenstownresortcollege.com Enrolment Dates

33. Facilities and Services Outstanding Student Support

34. Facilities and Services Reference library offering a superb study environment

35. Facilities and Services Computer Suite with high speed internet connection

36. Facilities and Services Comfortable and well equipped classrooms

37. Facilities and Services Book Café serving fantastic coffee and great food

38. Facilities and Services Hospitality Demonstration Suite

39. QRC Lodge, Fernhill Accommodation

40. Facilities and Services Private tutorial rooms for group work

41. Facilities and Services Executive Suite

42. Student Lounge , Dining Room and separate Student Kitchen Student Laundry Wireless Internet Multi Purpose Tennis Court BBQ Area Car Parking Accommodation - Facilitities

43. Twin Share and Single Rooms available Study Desk Fridge Wardrobe En-suit bathroom Television Twin Share Room $279 pp per week Single Standard 2 (King Single Bed) $337 per week Single Standard 1 (Lakeview Queen Bed) $362 per week 7 Breakfasts, 5 dinners (Sun – Thu) + Power Accommodation - Pricing

44. Queenstown Resort College QRC Lodge - Balcony

45. Queenstown Resort College QRC Lodge – Games Room

46. Queenstown Resort College QRC Lodge

47. Queenstown Resort College QRC Lodge – BBQ Area

48. Queenstown Resort College QRC Lodge – Student Kitchen

49. Queenstown Resort College QRC Lodge – Single Room

50. QRC Graduate Success Adventure Tourism Management Jagjeet Singh Business Development Manager , New Zealand Nomad Safaris Samdup Ramba Guide & Customer Relations , Real Journeys Te Anau Caves NZ Hospitality Management Karan Grewal Owner Operator , India Once Upon a Time, Queenstown Vivian Lyngdoh Reservations and Sales Specialist , Millbrook Resort, Queenstown

51. Internationally recognised and respected qualifications Study in an international, year round resort location Excellent employment opportunities Real world training Industry focused teachers Small class sizes – high quality education Programmes focus on management principles, practical skills and professional development International degree pathways Dynamic and exciting lifestyle Why QRC?

52. THANK YOU! Magic Mountains of the Mind… If you are invited, drop everything and go!