Management Development

So what’s QED? Well, in Latin it stands for Quod Erat Demonstrandum, which means ‘which has to be proved’. But here at QHotels we’ve given it a distinctive twist and call it QEDucation.

It’s inspired. It’s creative. It’s motivational. And it’s a refreshingly different way to learn how to be a very different kind of hotel manager. Like the kind of manager who ensures a guest who’s had a bad journey to get here gets the very best arrival. That the bride who needs everything to go without a hitch can forget everything but her vows. That the business which needs to impress overseas visitors to their conference doesn’t need to think beyond getting the presentation right...

When you’re a QHotels manager every day is going to present a different challenge, opportunity and reward. That’s why we’ve developed a range of inspiring courses to ensure that you make the most of your potential – whether you join at management level already or have the passion and motivation to develop your skills and take your career forward into a hotel management role.

QED Deputy General Managers’ Development Programme

This distinctive programme has a stunning boast – all of our graduates from last year have secured their first General Manager position with QHotels! Each module is delivered by one of our Directors and the topics include Strategic Management, Finance and Forecasting, Results through People and the programme ends with our final module delivered at the Cornell Hotel School in Brussels.

QED The Future of Finance

Delivered by our Group Finance team, this course will set you on the road to becoming a financial expert within our business. It’s designed to deliver the development of our Assistant Financial Controllers who’ll become the Financial Controllers of the future.

QED The Future of Food and Beverage

This very special recent addition to our training options is dedicated to members of our Food and Beverage team who are inspired to progress to Restaurant & Bar Management/Operations Management roles and includes topics such as Revenue Generation, Custom and Concept and Departmental Finance.