Career

Licensed Club Managers

Hospitality & Tourism

Career stats

Weekly pay

$1,730

Prospects

Low

Employed in Australia

7,900

Growth

Relatively steady

Overview

Licensed Club Managers organise and control the operations of licensed clubs to provide food, beverages, gaming, entertainment, sporting and other amenities for members.

Job Titles

mdi-briefcase-variant Licensed Club Manager

Job Tasks

This occupation may include associated occupations with varying tasks.

  • planning and supervising bar restaurant and function services
  • planning booking and supervising sporting gaming and entertainment activities
  • supervising security arrangements and property maintenance
  • arranging member subscriptions
  • observing liquor gaming health and other laws and regulations
  • ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety regulations
  • compiling and organising distribution of newsletters and other information to keep members informed of forthcoming events and facilities available
  • assessing and reviewing member satisfaction and preferences
  • liaising with community groups sponsored and assisted by the club
  • selecting training and supervising staff

Training & Qualifications

Vocational education & training (VET)

  • Diploma of Hospitality Management
  • Certificate III in Business Administration
More about VET

Industry

Hospitality & Tourism

If you are outgoing, like dealing with people and enjoy working as part of a team, then you should explore the possibilities of a career in the Hospitality & Tourism industry. Employment in this industry has been rapidly increasing, with the hospitality industry offering the largest number of jobs and there are a huge variety of roles available! The Hospitality & Tourism industry encompasses many different sectors including catering and events, restaurants, cafés, clubs and hotels. This gives you the opportunity to work in a vast range of establishments, depending on your qualification. Many of the jobs in the hospitality industry include food, therefore a lot of positions involve working in kitchens. “Front of house” roles require you to work directly with customers in a fast-paced environment. This could be as a waiter, bar attendant or function coordinator. Supervisory and management positions are also available in all of these areas, You could possibly even end up running the show in your own business. If you like helping people and making them feel comfortable; you should explore career pathways in accommodation services (such as in reservations, reception, or housekeeping). People working in smaller hotels, motels and holiday parks are often responsible for a variety of tasks, from reception duties to room service, making for a very interesting and rewarding experience.With Australia being a popular travel destination, and fast become ‘foodie’ destination this industry is growing! It’s a great industry to explore if you love both food and/or and travel.

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