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THE PROBLEM:-
Difficulty in the availability of Human Resource for Hospitality industry due to:
 Unawareness regarding hospitality industry.
 Lack of awareness create social status problem.
 Lack of student counseling.
 No knowledge about the departments of hospitality industry.
 Poor knowledge about the institutes offering hospitality industry related courses.
 No time management.
 Carelessness regarding career.
 Unawareness of self capabilities.
 Lack of proper system to motivate people towards the hospitality industry.
Problems in placement of Human Resource in the Hospitality industry due to:
 No department to consult for trained staff.
 No records of the industry regarding availability of jobs.
 No database of the trained staff already working in the industry.
 Poor knowledge of industrial requirements.
 No understanding of organizational behavior.
 Lack of proficiency in foreign languages such as English, French, Arabic etc.
 Stranded students confused which career to choose.
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 Lack of entrepreneurship concept
 Lack of industry commitment of jobs for certified professionals.
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VISION & MISSION
If proper steps are taken then:-
1. Awareness regarding hospitality industry will increase.
2. The social mindset of the people about professions such as chefs, bakers, waiters etc. will
change.
3. Trained staff will be available to the industry.
4. A mechanism will be present through which trained staff can liaise with the industry.
5. The level of employment will increase.
6. Updated records of the industry regarding jobs will be available.
7. Communication skills of the staff will improve.
8. Staff will be able to fulfill the requirements of the industry.
9. Living standard of the people will improve.
10. Awareness of the people about the country as well as the world would increase.
11. Good services will be available to the customer.
12. The impression of Pakistan in the eyes of the world will improve.
13. The concept of entrepreneurship will develop among the common people.
14. A positive impact on government exchequer will appear.
15. The level of employability and social status will increase.
16. Due to trained staff businesses will be successful.
17. Tourism will flourish.
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18. Society will grow prosper.
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THEORY OF CHANGE
In a country like Pakistan, where less than 1.4% of children enrolled in primary schools manage to
reach universities and professional colleges, the demand of skilled professionals in the job market
is overwhelming. According to the UNDP report there is overwhelming evidence that the best
investment countries can make is in the field of basic education and professional training. By taking
proper steps unemployment rate can be reduced.
Hospitality industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world but unfortunately in
Pakistan people are unaware of it. Skilled labour for the hospitality industry is not available and
there are many problems in the placement of human resource. What needs to be done is that
awareness should be generated among the common people about the hospitality industry. This will
help in increasing the value of professions such as chef, baker, waiter etc. in the eye of common
people. Awareness about the institutes offering hospitality related courses will increase and the
students will have more career choices. It will enable the students to choose their career according
to their interest and they may be able to understand the importance of their career. Proper
counseling and exercises will let the students to explore their hidden capabilities and talents.
Another step is to set up a mechanism through which the trained staff may communicate with the
industry. This will enable them to stay in touch with the industry and be familiar with its
requirements. Due to this, updated records regarding the availability of jobs will be available. This
will enable the staff to fulfill the industrial requirements. The performance, behavior, and
communication skills of the staff will improve. The concept of entrepreneurship which is duly
recognized will be cleared among the common folks.
In a society where ‘who you know’ has replaced ‘what you know’ as a major criteria for jobs,
chances of employment are bleak due to massive downsizing in public sector. There is saturation of
labour in some specific fields, while some are in deficit. By giving information to the students about
different departments of hospitality industry and the jobs available, they can be motivated towards
the hospitality industry. This will provide skilled labour to the industry and help in its growth. Due
to profitable businesses foreign investment will come in the country bringing opportunities of
employment with it. Good services will be available to the customers and tourism will flourish.
As unemployment will decrease, people will have a gainful job option due to which other social
immoralities will reduce. Students will be more dedicated and careful about their career. All these
factors will contribute positively in the development of the country.
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THE SOLUTION
The solution is divided in four stages and shall answer the following basic questions:
i. What is the prospect in hospitality industry?
ii. Which department is to be chosen according to capabilities?
iii. How to fulfill the requirements of the industry?
The stages of the solution are as follows:-
A. Through awareness campaigns:-
 Visiting different schools and colleges to give awareness about the hospitality industry.
 Arranging exhibitions and seminars.
 Motivating the students towards hospitality industry.
 Giving information about the institutions offering hospitality industry related courses.
 Providing counseling to the students.
 Giving them complete information about different departments of the hotel industry
and the jobs availability.
 Making them understand the importance of their career.
 Helping them explore their hidden capabilities.
B. Financial resources:-
 Acquaint the prospect students about the existing resources.
 Explore new financial resources to sponsor these students.
 Help the students to avail the scholarships available.
C. By setting up a system to groom the students according to the industrial needs:-
 Providing a mechanism through which the students may communicate with the
industry.
 Making organizational relations with the H.R Managers of the hotel industry.
 Sending trained students on internships to the professional working environment.
 Providing skilled labour to the industry.
 Keeping records regarding the availability of jobs.
 Acquaint the students about the job requirements.
 Improving the organizational behavior and communication skills of the students.
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 Making them understand the concept of entrepreneurship.
D. Through internet & media:-
 Generating awareness through the internet and media.
 Making a complete teenage website with not only educational factor but also the
entertainment section.
 Making documentaries on the hospitality industry.
 Awareness through print media in the form of brochures, pamphlets etc.
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SOCIAL IMPACT
1. Awareness about the hospitality industry will stimulate more people towards this industry.
2. Students will have more career choices to choose according to their interest.
3. Students will perform well in their field of interest due to proper placement.
4. Students will be motivated towards their career.
5. As a result skilled labour will be available for the hospitality industry.
6. This will reduce the waste of time and raw material in the industry and will lower the cost.
7. The profit will increase and the industry will grow with a faster pace and will provide more job
opportunities.
8. Due to more profitable businesses foreign investment will come into the country.
9. As a result unemployment will decrease.
10. This will decrease poverty.
11. All social conflicts and disputes will reduce.
12. It will reduce potential social ills by providing a useful job option.
13. It will break social taboos and set a trend for future generations.
14. Idle youth will find a useful opportunity in gainful employment instead of indulging in wicked
activities such as terrorism.
15. Social development will increase.
16. Violation and other wicked activities will lose their impact.
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THE TEAM
PROFILES RESPONSIBILITIES
Mr. Ahmad Nawaz
Instructor/Course leader Hotel Management
Pakistan Institute of Tourism and Hotel
Management
Address: - ST-16, Block-4, Scheme 5, Clifton,
Karachi. 75600
Contact# 9251281-83 Fax: 9251284
Website: www.pithm.edu.pk
E-mail: info@pithm.edu.pk
• Overall supervision of the project
• Contact person(0334-5574255)
Mr.Mobeen Ali Khan
Date of birth: - 1st
September 1988
Qualification: - Hotel Management student at
P.I.T.H.M, Intermediate
Contact# 0334-3195604
• Motivate people towards the hospitality
industry
• Conduct lectures
• Liaison with the industry
• Follow-ups
Mr. Zain Sajid
Date of birth: - 23rd
January 1989
Qualification: - Hotel Management student at
P.I.T.H.M, Intermediate
Contact# 0333-3266167
• Explore the talents & register the
students
• Access capabilities
• Arranging seminars & workshops
• Evaluation reports
Mr. Syed Qasim Haider
Date of birth: - 3rd
December 1988
Qualification: - Hotel Management student at
P.I.T.H.M, Intermediate
Contact# 0301-2134325
• Design Quality Assurance system
• Design lectures to groom the students
• Record keeping
• News letters & Brochures
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
EXPENSES
RENT 20,000 x 12 240,000
STATIONARY 2,000 x 12 24,000
ELECTRICITY 3,000 x 12 36,000
PHOTOCOPY 2,000 x 12 24,000
ENTERTAINMENT 5,000 x 12 60,000
SUBSISTANCE 60,000 x 12 720,000
TELEPHONE 5000 x 12 60,000
TRAVELING EXPENSES 10,000 x 12 120,000
MISCELLANEOUS 5,000 x 12 60,000
BROCHURES etc. 15,000 x 12 180,000
TOTAL 15,24,000
EXPENSES PAID BY P.I.T.H.M
EXPENSES AMOUNT
Rent 240,000
Electricity 36,000
Telephone 60,000
TOTAL EXPENSES PAID BY P.I.T.H.M 3,36,000
REVENUE GENERATION
• Through employability fee ( Nominal Fee Rs. 1000 per Student)
• Award from British Council & YES
EXCESS AMOUNT WILL BE USED FOR THE WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS

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Human resource development in tourism

  • 1. P a g e | 1 THE PROBLEM:- Difficulty in the availability of Human Resource for Hospitality industry due to:  Unawareness regarding hospitality industry.  Lack of awareness create social status problem.  Lack of student counseling.  No knowledge about the departments of hospitality industry.  Poor knowledge about the institutes offering hospitality industry related courses.  No time management.  Carelessness regarding career.  Unawareness of self capabilities.  Lack of proper system to motivate people towards the hospitality industry. Problems in placement of Human Resource in the Hospitality industry due to:  No department to consult for trained staff.  No records of the industry regarding availability of jobs.  No database of the trained staff already working in the industry.  Poor knowledge of industrial requirements.  No understanding of organizational behavior.  Lack of proficiency in foreign languages such as English, French, Arabic etc.  Stranded students confused which career to choose.
  • 2. P a g e | 2  Lack of entrepreneurship concept  Lack of industry commitment of jobs for certified professionals.
  • 3. P a g e | 3 VISION & MISSION If proper steps are taken then:- 1. Awareness regarding hospitality industry will increase. 2. The social mindset of the people about professions such as chefs, bakers, waiters etc. will change. 3. Trained staff will be available to the industry. 4. A mechanism will be present through which trained staff can liaise with the industry. 5. The level of employment will increase. 6. Updated records of the industry regarding jobs will be available. 7. Communication skills of the staff will improve. 8. Staff will be able to fulfill the requirements of the industry. 9. Living standard of the people will improve. 10. Awareness of the people about the country as well as the world would increase. 11. Good services will be available to the customer. 12. The impression of Pakistan in the eyes of the world will improve. 13. The concept of entrepreneurship will develop among the common people. 14. A positive impact on government exchequer will appear. 15. The level of employability and social status will increase. 16. Due to trained staff businesses will be successful. 17. Tourism will flourish.
  • 4. P a g e | 4 18. Society will grow prosper.
  • 5. P a g e | 5 THEORY OF CHANGE In a country like Pakistan, where less than 1.4% of children enrolled in primary schools manage to reach universities and professional colleges, the demand of skilled professionals in the job market is overwhelming. According to the UNDP report there is overwhelming evidence that the best investment countries can make is in the field of basic education and professional training. By taking proper steps unemployment rate can be reduced. Hospitality industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world but unfortunately in Pakistan people are unaware of it. Skilled labour for the hospitality industry is not available and there are many problems in the placement of human resource. What needs to be done is that awareness should be generated among the common people about the hospitality industry. This will help in increasing the value of professions such as chef, baker, waiter etc. in the eye of common people. Awareness about the institutes offering hospitality related courses will increase and the students will have more career choices. It will enable the students to choose their career according to their interest and they may be able to understand the importance of their career. Proper counseling and exercises will let the students to explore their hidden capabilities and talents. Another step is to set up a mechanism through which the trained staff may communicate with the industry. This will enable them to stay in touch with the industry and be familiar with its requirements. Due to this, updated records regarding the availability of jobs will be available. This will enable the staff to fulfill the industrial requirements. The performance, behavior, and communication skills of the staff will improve. The concept of entrepreneurship which is duly recognized will be cleared among the common folks. In a society where ‘who you know’ has replaced ‘what you know’ as a major criteria for jobs, chances of employment are bleak due to massive downsizing in public sector. There is saturation of labour in some specific fields, while some are in deficit. By giving information to the students about different departments of hospitality industry and the jobs available, they can be motivated towards the hospitality industry. This will provide skilled labour to the industry and help in its growth. Due to profitable businesses foreign investment will come in the country bringing opportunities of employment with it. Good services will be available to the customers and tourism will flourish. As unemployment will decrease, people will have a gainful job option due to which other social immoralities will reduce. Students will be more dedicated and careful about their career. All these factors will contribute positively in the development of the country.
  • 6. P a g e | 6 THE SOLUTION The solution is divided in four stages and shall answer the following basic questions: i. What is the prospect in hospitality industry? ii. Which department is to be chosen according to capabilities? iii. How to fulfill the requirements of the industry? The stages of the solution are as follows:- A. Through awareness campaigns:-  Visiting different schools and colleges to give awareness about the hospitality industry.  Arranging exhibitions and seminars.  Motivating the students towards hospitality industry.  Giving information about the institutions offering hospitality industry related courses.  Providing counseling to the students.  Giving them complete information about different departments of the hotel industry and the jobs availability.  Making them understand the importance of their career.  Helping them explore their hidden capabilities. B. Financial resources:-  Acquaint the prospect students about the existing resources.  Explore new financial resources to sponsor these students.  Help the students to avail the scholarships available. C. By setting up a system to groom the students according to the industrial needs:-  Providing a mechanism through which the students may communicate with the industry.  Making organizational relations with the H.R Managers of the hotel industry.  Sending trained students on internships to the professional working environment.  Providing skilled labour to the industry.  Keeping records regarding the availability of jobs.  Acquaint the students about the job requirements.  Improving the organizational behavior and communication skills of the students.
  • 7. P a g e | 7  Making them understand the concept of entrepreneurship. D. Through internet & media:-  Generating awareness through the internet and media.  Making a complete teenage website with not only educational factor but also the entertainment section.  Making documentaries on the hospitality industry.  Awareness through print media in the form of brochures, pamphlets etc.
  • 8. P a g e | 8 SOCIAL IMPACT 1. Awareness about the hospitality industry will stimulate more people towards this industry. 2. Students will have more career choices to choose according to their interest. 3. Students will perform well in their field of interest due to proper placement. 4. Students will be motivated towards their career. 5. As a result skilled labour will be available for the hospitality industry. 6. This will reduce the waste of time and raw material in the industry and will lower the cost. 7. The profit will increase and the industry will grow with a faster pace and will provide more job opportunities. 8. Due to more profitable businesses foreign investment will come into the country. 9. As a result unemployment will decrease. 10. This will decrease poverty. 11. All social conflicts and disputes will reduce. 12. It will reduce potential social ills by providing a useful job option. 13. It will break social taboos and set a trend for future generations. 14. Idle youth will find a useful opportunity in gainful employment instead of indulging in wicked activities such as terrorism. 15. Social development will increase. 16. Violation and other wicked activities will lose their impact.
  • 9. P a g e | 9 THE TEAM PROFILES RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Ahmad Nawaz Instructor/Course leader Hotel Management Pakistan Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management Address: - ST-16, Block-4, Scheme 5, Clifton, Karachi. 75600 Contact# 9251281-83 Fax: 9251284 Website: www.pithm.edu.pk E-mail: info@pithm.edu.pk • Overall supervision of the project • Contact person(0334-5574255) Mr.Mobeen Ali Khan Date of birth: - 1st September 1988 Qualification: - Hotel Management student at P.I.T.H.M, Intermediate Contact# 0334-3195604 • Motivate people towards the hospitality industry • Conduct lectures • Liaison with the industry • Follow-ups Mr. Zain Sajid Date of birth: - 23rd January 1989 Qualification: - Hotel Management student at P.I.T.H.M, Intermediate Contact# 0333-3266167 • Explore the talents & register the students • Access capabilities • Arranging seminars & workshops • Evaluation reports Mr. Syed Qasim Haider Date of birth: - 3rd December 1988 Qualification: - Hotel Management student at P.I.T.H.M, Intermediate Contact# 0301-2134325 • Design Quality Assurance system • Design lectures to groom the students • Record keeping • News letters & Brochures
  • 10. P a g e | 10 FINANCIAL SUMMARY EXPENSES RENT 20,000 x 12 240,000 STATIONARY 2,000 x 12 24,000 ELECTRICITY 3,000 x 12 36,000 PHOTOCOPY 2,000 x 12 24,000 ENTERTAINMENT 5,000 x 12 60,000 SUBSISTANCE 60,000 x 12 720,000 TELEPHONE 5000 x 12 60,000 TRAVELING EXPENSES 10,000 x 12 120,000 MISCELLANEOUS 5,000 x 12 60,000 BROCHURES etc. 15,000 x 12 180,000 TOTAL 15,24,000 EXPENSES PAID BY P.I.T.H.M EXPENSES AMOUNT Rent 240,000 Electricity 36,000 Telephone 60,000 TOTAL EXPENSES PAID BY P.I.T.H.M 3,36,000 REVENUE GENERATION • Through employability fee ( Nominal Fee Rs. 1000 per Student) • Award from British Council & YES EXCESS AMOUNT WILL BE USED FOR THE WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS