Travel and Tourism

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There are thirteen units that need to be successfully completed over the duration of two years with two of those being external exams.

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2 Years

Course Details

Entry requirements

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  • Minimum of five GCSE grades 9-4 (or A*-C)

  • Including either English or Maths

OR

  • Level 2 Vocational Programme at Merit or above (e.g. BTEC/NVQ/OCR National) PLUS three GCSEs 9-4 (or A*-C) including either English or Maths.

Overview of Topics on the Course

There are thirteen units that need to be successfully completed over the duration of two years with two of those being external exams.

In year one you will study the underpinning knowledge of travel and tourism which could include:

  • The World of Travel and Tourism

  • Global Destinations

  • Managing the Customer Experience in Travel and Tourism

  • Travel and Tourism Enterprises

  • Specialist Tourism

  • The Airport Experience

  • Visitor Attractions

  • Events, Conferences and Exhibitions

In Year Two you will study subjects which are more vocational orientated and could include:

  • Working Overseas

  • The Cruise Industry

  • Recruitment and Selection in Travel and Tourism

  • Researching Current Travel Trends and Key Issues in Travel and Tourism

  • Managing Accommodation Services

  • The UK as a Tourist Destination

Skills

Travel and Tourism is a very practical and people-orientated industry and students will learn a wide variety of skills that will benefit them when progressing onto either Higher Education or employment such as teamwork, presentations, report writing, creating research projects and performing role plays.

Careers/Destinations

The course is designed to give all students in depth knowledge into a variety of business and management topics such as customer service, enterprise and marketing along with pure vocational subjects such as global tourism, international destinations, sustainable tourism, airport and cruise sectors.

Students typically progress to university and then on to careers in the travel and tourism industry. Some students decide to progress directly employment. Possible careers include airline cabin crew, overseas representative, cruise ship, hotel industry, tour operator and travel agent.

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    Chichester Road South, Manchester

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