Diploma of Business

 

with a major in Event Management

25 weeks - $6,140

Possible careers

Study this Event Management course with us and you will gain a firm grasp of business essentials, as well as a strong understanding of the major industry that has grown around managing events.

The Events Management major has been specifically designed to prepare you for a career in this exciting environment, giving you the skills you will need to succeed. We will teach you how to take an event from the first stages of conception through to the staging of the event itself.

In addition, we will teach you core business practices and promotional skills – all intended to increase your career prospects.
     

 

Internship

4 weeks - AUD$1,600

An optional, four week internship is available for this course.
  

 
 

Modules

Computing

Word processing
Produce business documents
Databases

Communication

Workplace communication
Research and reporting
Applied business communication

Marketing

Marketing research
Introduction to marketing
Marketing management

Management

Workplace safety
Ensure a safe workplace
Recruit, select and induct staff
Manage people performance

Event Management

Plan and develop event proposals
Develop conference programs
Develop an event concept
Event industry knowledge

 
 

Key facts

 

Start dates - 2008

Campus Dates
Brisbane 14 Jan / 18 Feb / 25 Mar / 28 Apr / 2 Jun / 14 Jul / 18 Aug / 22 Sep / 27 Oct / 1 Dec
Gold Coast 14 Jan / 18 Feb / 25 Mar / 28 Apr / 2 Jun / 14 Jul / 18 Aug / 22 Sep / 27 Oct / 1 Dec
Sydney 14 Jan / 18 Feb / 25 Mar / 28 Apr / 2 Jun / 14 Jul / 18 Aug / 22 Sep / 27 Oct / 1 Dec

   

 

What is events management?

Event management is closely related to marketing and advertising.  An event manager requires a multitude of skills to stage a successfull function which not only fits an organisation’s objectives and business culture but delivers this within a budget.

An Event Planner is the project manager for every affair and they must be dynamic and creative as well as methodical and practical. Successful Event Managers develop strong business networks in order to provide memorable experiences.

An Event Manager, in one project, may need to co-ordinate venue choices, professional speakers, catering, themes and decor, technology, staging and lighting, audiovisual equipment, photography, media exposure, safety and security, graphics and multimedia materials, traffic and parking, entertainers and equipment hire – all within budget constraints! 

Industry requirements

  • Qualification
  • A person who is creative, has organisational skills, enjoys meeting people to form good inter-personal relationships and is willing to work hard to experience the thrill of achievement is rightly suited to enter into the events industry. 
  • Rising to challenges such as meeting deadlines and working to budget, while still paying attention to the small details that go into organising an event, is a daily occurrence.

Employment opportunities

  • Event Producer Conference Researcher
  • Events Manager
  • Festival Director
  • Events Co-ordinator
  • Seminar/Event Administrator Operations Manager
  • Business Development Executive – Conferences and Events
  • Production Co-ordinator
  • Fundraising and Communications Manager
  • Events and Marketing Co-ordinator
  • Travel Conference and Incentives Co-ordinator
     
 
 

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David Matthews

David Matthews

Diploma of Business, with a major in Event Management

"The college has amazing teachers, high class facilities and a central city location, which makes Martin College the perfect place to study Events Management..."