Hotel Concierge and Porters Online Course
This course shows you the typical tasks and skills the concierge and porter teams must complete and possess. It's ideal for team members who are either new to, or have recently started work in hotels.
Explore essential duties and skills for hotel concierge and porter roles in this course designed for newcomers to the industry.
Hotel Concierge and Porters Online Course
£10
- Endorsed by Institute of Hospitality
- CPD Certified
- Online course
- Validated by Subject Matter Experts
- Delivered by subject experts
- Designed with you in mind
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FAQs
What is the difference between porter and concierge?
A hotel porter is the person who's available in and around the reception and main entrance of a hotel to support the guests. Concierges are mainly found working from the concierge desk located in the hotel reception area rather than working on the floor.
What does a concierge porter do?
A hotel porter welcomes guests, carries their luggage to and from their room and arranges various services such as taxis and restaurant bookings. Concierges are mainly found working from the concierge desk located in the hotel reception area rather than working on the floor.
How do I become a concierge with no experience?
The best way to land a job in concierge without any experience is to do you research on the industry – take a look at our hotel training courses for a great introduction into building your knowledge in the sector. From here, you’ll need to create a professional CV that demonstrates any relevant experience/skills you have for the job and apply for jobs you're passionate about.