Concierge Service
Building a usable local knowledge base, handling requests end to end and following up before the guest has to ask.
Front Office
Closing the hotel day: posting, balancing, the no-show routine, system rollover and the morning report pack.
Closing the hotel day: posting, balancing, the no-show routine, system rollover and the morning report pack. The course is built around the procedure as it is actually carried out on shift, with a written standard, the common mistakes, and a checklist to work through.
No prior study is required. Access to the relevant work area is useful for the practice checklist.
About 150 minutes of study, which can be split across shifts.
Yes. A certificate with a verification code is issued once the course and its assessment are passed.
Yes. Every lesson exists in English and Arabic, and the Arabic version is laid out right to left.
Building a usable local knowledge base, handling requests end to end and following up before the guest has to ask.
Reading the booking, offering the right upgrade at the right moment and recording the result honestly.
How the front desk fits into a hotel day, the shift structure, the systems in use and the standards every agent works to.
Most teams take this as part of a department programme that ends in one verifiable certificate.