Ever dreamed of working in the world's most exciting theme parks or be a top-notch service champion? If so, this diploma will set you on the path to success in the local and international arenas with potential employers such as Singapore Airlines, Resorts World Sentosa, and Citibank.
With plenty of hands-on training, practical lessons and internship, you will learn what it takes to manage customer relations, up service standards, and give an all-round awesome experience that leaves them wanting more.
And, if you have your heart set on a theme park career, be sure to opt for our specialisation track in Theme Park and Attraction Management in your final year.
Every successful organisation has a team of outstanding customer service personnel at its frontline. As Singapore grows as a global services hub, the demand for professional and dedicated customer service managers is ever increasing.
The Diploma in Customer Relationship and Service Management will train you to become an invaluable member of the service industry. You will develop essential skills and techniques for delivering world-class service in any situation. Through this programme, you will learn what makes or breaks a great service experience, and how to create delightful experiences for customers.
If you aspire to work in theme parks and attractions, you can opt for a specialisation track in Theme Park and Attraction Management in your final year of study.
Industry attachments at corporate organisations such as Changi Airport Group, Resorts World Sentosa, Teleperformance, Singapore Airlines, etc. will prepare you well for work upon graduation. You will develop skills that will put you in good stead for any service-centred industry including finance, retail, and healthcare.
RP’s customer relationship and service management graduates have pursued careers not only in the hospitality sector, but also in banks, retailers and call centres. Companies such as Citibank, OCBC and Starhub have recruited our graduates to join their customer service ranks. You can look forward to working in these positions:
To find out more about how you can apply for this diploma, visit Republic Poly's Admissions page.
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The course structure consists of general, discipline, and specialisation modules. There is also an industry orientation component.
Each module is equivalent to four modular credits (MC).
6 compulsory modules: A101 Science A113 Mathematics B102 Organisational Behaviour B216 Marketing G101 Cognitive Processes and Problem Solving G107 Effective Communication
9 compulsory modules: B209 Management Accounting B215 Financial Accounting B218 Business Statistics B220 Microeconomics B321 Macroeconomics H102 Hospitality and Tourism Management H203 Strategic Thinking Skills H208 Service Quality and Professional Etiquette H323 Hospitality Revenue Management
9 compulsory modules: Choose one out of two specialisation options.
Option 1: Regular Track H204 Customer Relationship Management H207 Project Management and Scheduling H219 Managing for Service Excellence H302 Hospitality Sales H303 Service Operations Management H304 Contact Centre Operations H306 Retail Management H322 Tourism and Travel Management
Option 2: Theme Park and Attraction Management Track H204 Customer Relationship Management H207 Project Management and Scheduling H219 Managing for Service Excellence H220 Introduction to the Event Industry H340 Risk Management in Theme Parks and Attractions H341 Managing Guest Experience in Theme Parks and Attractions H342 Operational Issues in Theme Parks and Attractions H343 Entertainment and Events in Theme Parks and Attractions
2 compulsory modules: G901 Character and Citizenship Education H931 Industry Immersion Programme (20 MC)
Regular Track Select 1 module from the following list: B101 Entrepreneurship B221 Human Resource Management H213 Food and Beverage Management
Theme Park and Attraction Management track H213 Food and Beverage Management
Obtain a total of 4 modular credits from the prescribed range of modules offered by the Schools and Centre in RP.
Table 1: Minimum Entry Requirements
Any three other subjects
Note: To be eligible for admission, you must also have sat for one subject listed in the 2nd group of relevant subjects for the ELR2B2-B Aggregate Type.
Table 2: Aggregate Type
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To graduate with a Diploma in Customer Relationship and Service Management, you must complete a total of 124 modular credits. You should be able to do this within three years of enrolment if you successfully complete on average five modules, or its equivalent, per semester.