AHLEI-CHA Practice Exam
The Certified Hotel Administrator (CHA) credential stands as a mark of recognition for its exemplary leadership and managerial prowess. The CHA program has been redesigned to better suit the schedules of busy hospitality executives. Notable features of the program include:
- Access to review materials on various devices, enabling offline reading on computers, mobile phones, or tablets.
- Introduction of a new section focusing on revenue management.
- Content structured by topic, presented in a modular format for flexible review in any sequence.
Exam Prerequisites:
Candidates are eligible to earn the CHA designation if they have held qualifying positions for at least two years (and are currently employed) in the following roles:
- General manager, owner/operator in a lodging hospitality company, or corporate executive* at a lodging hospitality company responsible for managing two or more properties.
- Assistant general manager or director of operations/rooms division (following successful completion of the CRDE certification).
Who should take the exam?
Minimum Time in Position: 2 years.
The time requirement can be reduced by one year if candidates meet the following conditions:
- Hold one current AHLEI department head certification (limited to one).
- Possess a degree from an accredited academic institution (limited to one).
Exam Details
- Exam Code: CHA
- Exam Name: Certified Hotel Administrator
- Exam Languages: English
- Exam Questions; 200 Questions
- Time: 4 hours
- Passing Score: 70%
Course Outline
The Certified Hotel Administrator Exam covers the given topics -
- Financial Management
- Food and Beverage Management
- Human Resources
- Leadership
- Marketing and Sales
- Revenue Management
- Rooms Management