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The document outlines the flow and content of a presentation for prospective hospitality and tourism students. It introduces the Bachelor of Science programs in Hospitality Management and Tourism Management, describing their curriculum, career opportunities, departmental achievements, and the student organization HOTELS. The presentation is delivered by representatives from the HM and TM programs and includes videos from faculty.

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The document outlines the flow and content of a presentation for prospective hospitality and tourism students. It introduces the Bachelor of Science programs in Hospitality Management and Tourism Management, describing their curriculum, career opportunities, departmental achievements, and the student organization HOTELS. The presentation is delivered by representatives from the HM and TM programs and includes videos from faculty.

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Flow of Script

5 minutes for HM and TM

(Anna)
*Introductory Spiel
Welcome future Hospitality and Tourism students!
Introduce Yourself

*About the Programs

HM - Tricia Jen
BS Hospitality Management
To ensure that graduates are globally competitive, the Bachelor of Science in Hospitality
Management program under the E. T. Yuchengco College of Business provides a well-balanced
education in the areas of business, management and life skills necessary for graduates to qualify
for hospitality-related jobs, or to put up and manage their own business.

HM - Ralph
BS Hospitality Management emphasizes technical proficiency, strong communication skills,
management know-how, organizational and interpersonal skills, and business capability.

HM - Jude
A 900-hour industry immersion enhances the students’ understanding and appreciation of
the industry and their skills proficiency. Using outcomes-based teaching and learning methods,
the program prepares students for entry level, supervisory and management trainee positions in
hotels, restaurants, catering and events operations, and cruise ships, among others.

TM - Mariane
BS Tourism Management
The Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management program is committed to equip
students with competencies that are needed to execute operational tasks and management
functions in the field of tourism and hospitality industry. The curriculum focuses on student-
centered activities to provide the necessary competencies in tourism planning and product
development through sustainable tourism practices, events planning, transportation services, and
travel and tour operations.

TM - Mers
The program covers a broad range of topics related to the travel experience, and to the
linkages between tourism as an industry and the impacts it has on communities and places
toward business development. Graduates are prepared to engage in life-long learning that fosters
creative and critical thinking, as well as effective communication to carry out tourism and
hospitality career responsibilities.

*Career/Job Opportunities

TM - Trishia
Mention these self-check questions fit in the industry: Are you self-motivated? Do you have a
genuine desire to help people? Do you have a positive attitude? Then this industry is right for
you!

HM - Jean
Hospitality and tourism management students tend to be highly motivated, lively people who
take pride in their future in a career of service!

(HM - Maui)
The hospitality and tourism industry is an extremely varied and interesting place to
pursue a career. Different segments of the tourism industry, such as transportation like in airline
and cruise industries, tourism support, special events, food and beverage service or
lodging/accommodations, offer many interesting career choices.

Ample opportunities awaits you!

(HM - Ena)
Hospitality: chef, hotelier, food service manager, guest service manager, cruise director,
entrepreneur

TM - Jessica
Tourism: flight attendant, tour guide, travel counselor, travel agent, meeting and
convention planner, hotelier and a lot more!

TM - Angela
Whether your purpose is for experience, passion, interests, or ambition, the hospitality and
tourism industry presents vast opportunities for employment, personal growth and professional
advancement!

*Departmental Achievements

TM - Kiana
Through the years, MCL and ETYCB have produced sought-after graduates in the
hospitality and tourism industry. The department continues our commitment to equip our up-and-
coming young people in Laguna and environs so that they, too, can have successful careers in the
Philippines and anywhere else on the planet.

TM - Trish
MCL’s batch of graduates recently went to roundly triumphed with an excellent overall
employability rate of — for Hospitality and — for Tourism Management programs.

TM - Jeanette
The program also sends students to local and international internships (J-1 Summer Work
ad Travel Program) for a maximum of four months to further equip them with the right
competencies and skills that meet the needs of our industries, making our graduates globally
competitive!

TM - Paula
With an outcomes-based approach in education, our students have proven itself to be at
par with other colleges and universities as our students have excelled in various regional and
national competitions, making a name for themselves.

*HOTELS Student Organization

TOURISM - TRINA
For student enjoyment and personal growth and development, it is very important that our
students get involved with on-campus and professional hospitality and tourism organizations and
participate in the organization of events.

SIR HERNAN
With a total of over 150 members, MCL’s Hospitality and Tourism Enthusiastic Leaders
Society (HOTELS) is the current and active organization of Hospitality and Tourism students at
MCL. HOTELS provide a platform that would help transform students into globally competitive
professionals by providing student centered activities connected to hospitality and tourism
education.

TOURISM MAE - HOTELS also supports its members in developing leadership and
organizational skills that will eventually help them in their career.

TM - Camille
By becoming involved in HOTELS, students show commitment to their chosen career
that will lead them to meet interesting peers and industry professionals who can potentially help
them along their chosen career path.
TM - Trix
HOTELS is affiliated with COHREP’s Tourism and Hospitality (THE) Young Leaders
Student Organization and a partner of the Council of Hotel and Restaurant Educators of the
Philippines (COHREP) in achieving excellence in hospitality and tourism education in the
Philippines.

POV PROGRAM CHAIR FOR TM MS. MERLE VIDEO


POV PROGRAM CHAIR FOR HRM DEAN RHODA VIDEO
POV (TOURISM STUDENTS JELIENE AND PAT)
POV HRM STUDENT ( NAME OF STUDENT)
POV SIR ROEL

(Anna)
*Closing Spiels
⁃ Thank our audience for listening.
⁃ Wish to see them in the corridors of MCL in the years to come.

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