Overview
Salford College of Hospitality and Management (SCHM) is a renowned educational institution offering a diverse selection of academic and vocational courses in subject areas such as commercial cookery, hospitality, business, management and English language.
The country is vast and varied, with a geography and culture uniquely its own. Salford College has multiple campuses in Australia. The main facility is located in the heart of Adelaide, the state capital of South Australia. Known as the ‘Festival State', its warm and dry climate with rolling hills and valleys make it an ideal landscape for cultivating vineyards and hosting outdoor events.
Adelaide is a modern contemporary city, with a lively cultural scene and a thriving Central Business District. Home to museums, theatres and world-renowned art galleries, the city ranks highly in global quality of life assessments. There are multiple SCHM campuses located within Adelaide's CBD, just walking distance from each other and from an abundance of cafes, restaurants, bars and other services. The campuses are modern and well equipped with computer rooms, study zones, fast and free WiFi throughout all campuses.
The Adelaide campuses contain course-specific learning facilities such as an industrial kitchen unit and functional restaurant used for the commercial cookery courses. The college's central location offers close links with Adelaide's business and industrial sectors, as well as being extremely well serviced by public transport links to the surrounding area. In 2017, Salford College opened a new campus in Sydney, Parramatta.
Salford College places an emphasis in combining academic study with hands-on practical experience and ensures that their courses reflect the most current industry needs. With an extremely high standard of tuition, an inclusive approach to learning and qualifications at many levels, Salford College is fantastic preparation for entry into professional work or further education.
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