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Current controlled listing RQF Level 4

Paid flexible online qualification

Tourism and Hospitality Management Level 4 and Level 5

A flexible online package containing two separate OTHM Tourism and Hospitality Management diplomas. The route covers services marketing, sustainability, events, operations, finance, people and customer relationships.

Provider
Online Business School
Study format
Online
Assessment
Online written assignments

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Controlled information

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Delivery
Online
Study pace
Flexible
Assessment
Online written assignments
Provider
Online Business School
Qualification level
RQF Level 4
Published course option
Level 4 and Level 5 combined package: £3,500

Before you commit

To be confirmed

  • The provider must confirm current entry eligibility and any evidence required for this exact route.
  • Confirm the final payable total, payment timetable, cancellation terms and any mandatory third-party charges before payment.
  • Confirm the current start arrangement and platform access period, including whether up to five years under current obs terms still applies.
  • A receiving university, employer, professional body or other organisation makes its own recognition and progression decisions.

Fees and payment

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Level 4 and Level 5 combined package

£3,500

Full price

£20 deposit, then 24 monthly payments of £145 at 0% interest. The deposit is included in the displayed total.

Level 4 only or Level 5 only

£2,900

Full price

£20 deposit, then 24 monthly payments of £120 at 0% interest. The deposit is included in the displayed total.

The combined option is a commercial study package containing two separate OTHM qualifications. It is not described as one extended diploma.

Course decision guide

Is this the right route for you?

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This route may suit you if

  • Learners who want service marketing, tourism development, sustainability, events and operations across Level 4 and Level 5.
  • People seeking two separately identified OTHM tourism and hospitality diplomas.
  • Learners interested in customer relationships and service-sector management rather than general business alone.

Compare another route first if

  • You want broad business management without a tourism, events and hospitality context.
  • You expect professional membership, a placement or a hotel-management role to be included automatically.

Compare the closest alternatives

Alternative route

Business Management Level 4 and Level 5

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Logistics and Supply Chain Management Level 4 and Level 5

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Qualification facts

What qualification will you receive?

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RQF Level 4

OTHM Level 4 Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Awarding organisation
OTHM
Qualification number
610/0783/3
Credits
120
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RQF Level 5

OTHM Level 5 Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Awarding organisation
OTHM
Qualification number
610/1522/2
Credits
120
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Curriculum

What you will study

01

Level 4 units

  1. Academic Writing and Research Skills
  2. Business Environment for Tourism and Hospitality
  3. Services Marketing in Tourism and Hospitality
  4. Sustainability in Tourism and Hospitality
  5. Events Management
  6. The Development of the Tourism and Hospitality Industry
02

Level 5 units

  1. Digital Marketing Management for Tourism and Hospitality
  2. Operations Management
  3. Management Accounting
  4. Management of Human Resources
  5. Customer Relationship Management
  6. Contemporary Issues in Tourism and Hospitality

Practical requirements

What you need and how the course is assessed.

Entry requirements

  • For Level 4, the provider normally expects applicants to be at least 18 with a completed secondary education or an accepted alternative route.
  • Level 5 normally requires suitable Level 4 study or an accepted equivalent.
  • English-language competence is required for online learning and written assignments.
  • Online Business School makes the final enrolment decision.

Assessment in practice

  • Assessment is completed through online written assignments.
  • Each level contains six units.
  • The provider confirms the current assignment schedule and resubmission terms before enrolment.

Further study and careers

Further study and progression

After successful completion, learners may apply for suitable further-study or degree top-up opportunities. The receiving institution decides admission, subject compatibility and any credit recognition. The course does not guarantee university admission or employment.

Tourism or hospitality study

You may apply for a suitable Level 6 or university route, with the institution deciding subject fit and accepted credit.

Service-sector development

The content may support workplace development in tourism or hospitality, while employers decide experience and role requirements.

Included support

Current benefits shown for this route

Benefits can change and may depend on the course and payment method. Confirm the current terms before enrolment.

Online course materials

Digital learning materials and access to the Online Business School platform are included under the provider’s current course terms.

Tutor and learner support

Online Business School describes tutor and learner support as part of the course experience. The exact contact schedule can vary by course.

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Laptop offer

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Questions before enrolment

Frequently asked questions

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Do I receive one diploma or two?

The current evidence supports a separate OTHM Level 4 Diploma and OTHM Level 5 Diploma offered together as a study package.

Is professional hospitality membership included?

RSG does not currently promise a membership. Any professional-body benefit must be confirmed for this exact course and the current OBS terms.

Will this guarantee a hotel-management role?

No. The course develops relevant management knowledge, but employers assess experience, skills and the requirements of each position.

What happens if I cancel, withdraw or request a refund?

Online Business School's current cancellation, withdrawal and refund terms apply. Ready Study Global does not set or administer the provider's refund decisions. Ask us for the current OBS terms before enrolment or payment.

How is Tourism and Hospitality different from general Business Management?

Tourism and Hospitality applies management to services, events, sustainability, operations and customer relationships. Business Management keeps the subject broader across many sectors.

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