International Students

Why Study with The IIE School of Hospitality & Service Management

Companies are increasingly appointing Hospitality Management graduates to senior positions outside of their ‘traditional’ roles, because of the tremendous breadth of transferable skills gained during their studies and practical training - particularly their ability to interface effectively with the public and handle diverse crises.

We mould our students into talented thought leaders, who are future-focused, and ready to take their rightful place on the global stage.

Why Study Hospitality & Service Management

• Provide world-class service for any organisation
• Have access to endless opportunities
• Be part of a dynamic, thriving industry
• Get to see the world
• Learn vital skills for the future

Distance Education

International students, not in South Africa, enrolled for qualifications accredited and registered in the distance mode, and not receiving regular tuition support on the campuses do not require a study visa. However, if they are in South Africa while studying, or coming to the country for workshops, they must be in possession of the relevant visa documents.

Examinations and Examinations Centers

Depending on the qualifications and the modules the IIE School of Hospitality & Service Management offers their examinations in two formats, namely:

- Take-home Exams

- Written Unseen Exams

Should you have any modules that require written unseen exams, than the process is as follows:

1. Examination centres are locations at which distance students write their summative assessments and can most easily access additional support. These examination centres are typically, but not necessarily, campuses. Our own campuses are preferred as we can be sure of infrastructure and security. If students are not able to access one of our campuses or approved examination centres, then it is their responsibility to find an alternative examination venue. An approval process is in place for alternative examination centres.
2. Students elect examination centres upon registration.
3. Students register for their exam centre and can change these up to eight (8) weeks prior to the summative assessment.
4. The additional support offered at the examination centres normally includes device wellness/compatibility checks, debtor management and access to the Information Centre (although all resources required for the qualification are available digitally).
5. Leveraging existing capacity at site level is only done when there is no risk to existing offerings by doing so and when student services and ratios are not compromised for either cohort.

Get in Touch

Your new career starts here. 

For more information and advice about your study path, our advisor is available from Mondays to Saturdays. 

Email your student advisor for more information.

 Shaun Malatjie

smalatjie@capsicumcooking.co.za