Overview
This
Manager in Development Program (AMID) began as an inspiration of
William A. Schulz, MCM, General Manager, Houston Country Club, as
he developed the concept for his successful MCM monograph. Today,
it is available as a hands-on training manual, which explores core
competency areas for the assistant manager or department manager
in the club. AMID is a modular program designed to take approximately
two years, while working under the professional guidance of a sponsoring
manager/mentor.
In-depth educational information and experiential learning opportunities are provided in ten content areas:
- Private Clubs and Organizations
- Human Resources
- Training
- Financial Management
- Leadership
- Food Service Operations
- Beverage Operations
- Facilities and Risk Management
- Recreation and Sport Management
- Career Planning
Managers:
- Acquire 60 CMI Education Credits
- Learn about ALL functional areas within a club
- Prepare yourself for career advancement
- Attain a challenging, measurable benchmark in club management
- Confirm studies in a working club operation
- Develop a relationship with a club manager as mentor
Sponsoring Manager/Mentor:
- Share your knowledge
- "Give back" to the club industry
- Assist with the staffing needs of your club
- Watch with pride as you assist in the professional development of another manager
- Acquire ten (10) Activity Credits
Mentors will be provided a guidebook outlining requirements and other useful information.
Overview | What's in it for you? | What AMID Provides | Program Requirements | Eligibility Requirements | Program Recognition | Application | Top of Page | Professional Development Index | ClubNet Home Page | E-mail CMAA
Contents © the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA), 2002. All rights reserved. While every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of URL links, CMAA is not responsible for errors or omissions. CMAA is not responsible for the content of linked sites. Please see our Legal Notice and Disclaimer and Terms of Use.