Introduction about Pacific International Hotel Management School from New Zealand
PIHMS, is one of Hotel Management Schools in New Zealand. Training programs are created and edited right following to international hotel and tourism schools.
PIHMS - (Pacific International Hotel Management School) is one of popular destinations to exchanged students in New Zealand. The School is located in New Plymuoth City, between Auckland and Wellington, which is considered as wonderful tourism destination of New Zealand. PIHMS was built in 1995 and is one of unit to supply human resource to many hospitality properties all over the world. Over 90 percent of students who graduated from PIHMS is working in top hotels and resorts in New Zealand.
PIHMS is in the operation as a professional hotel. Upon jointing this school, you have a chance to experience working environment as well as working styles of the top standard hotel. Besides, you have chances to communicate to real guests, to know the way to work of operation teams. PIHMS provides excellent and experiential amount of staffs, completed training program and documents, worthy reliable evaluation system.

One of unique features of PIHMS is that there is a strict connection between this school and various famous restaurant, hotels, resorts. The students studying at school could attend payable internship programs. Beside working as trainee right at PIHMS, students are offered chance to work as trainee at PIHMS’s abroad partner companies with below majors:
•    Certificate on English in Hotel Management.
•    International Hotel Management – College level
•    Hotel – Kitchen Management – College level
•    Bachelor of Tourism and hospitality Management.
•    Hospitality Management – Master level.
In the nearest future, DVTC and PIHMS will publish co-training program of 1 plus 2, which means 1 studying year at DVTC and the rest 2 years at PIHMS) for both lecturers and students to experience program of training, internship, practical working with proper fee.

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