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Travel and tourism is one of the most dynamic industries so why not become part of it? If you have dreamed of working abroad then studying travel and tourism will help that dream come true! We can help you gain the skills and qualities needed to work in the industry. Not only do we investigate the opportunities of work overseas, but we look at a variety of topics that will help you in many walks of life.
What will I study in Travel and Tourism Level 3 Certificate?
Diploma
You will cover 6 units over the 2 years in year 1 you will cover:
Unit 01 The UK Travel and Tourism Industry
Unit 02 Customer Service in Travel and Tourism
Unit 03 Preparing for a Career in Travel and Tourism
Extended Diploma
You will cover 6 units from:
Unit 01 The UK Travel and Tourism Industry
Unit 02 Customer Service in Travel and Tourism
Unit 03 Preparing for a Career in Travel and Tourism
and three optional units in year 2
Unit 04 Travel and Tourism Destinations*
Unit 16 Worldwide Airlines*
Unit 14 Working as Airline Cabin Crew*
Unit 23 Tour Guiding*
Unit 20 Specialist Tourism*
Unit 21 Business Travel*
Unit 17 The Cruise Industry*
*these may change
Entry Requirements
At least 5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above including 3 from the core subjects
How will I learn?
Learning will take place in a variety of ways such as:
Demonstrations
Role plays
Work experience
Group work
Guest speakers
Enrichment activities
Video Clips
Research.
What skills will I develop?
Customer service.
Team work.
Communication
IT
Time management.
Organisation
Research.
Problem solving.
Cultural awareness.
Creativity
How will I be assessed?
There are no exams for this qualification therefore you will complete a range of units that will all contribute to your overall grade. This however means you will always have at least three assignments on the go at one time, therefore you need to be prepared to spend several hours a week working on assignments outside of the classroom.
Any trips?
Trips are a valuable part of the course and we encourage students to participate in them. In the past we have had residential visits to destinations such as: Seville, Tallinn, Budapest, Rome, Barcelona and Malta.
UK visits are also used to support units such as UK visitor attractions, customer service, the cruise industry and specialist tourism.
Are there any costs involved?
Residential trips are optional and on average cost between £500-£700
UK trips have direct links to assessments and attendance to these are highly encouraged, typically costing £40-£75.
Device Requirements
COURSE_DEVICE
If you already own a device that meets the technical requirements of your course, you are welcome to bring it with you to college.
If not, more information on a convenient rental and help-to-buy scheme designed specifically for Cirencester College students is linked below.
FAQs
Is this a good course if you would like to work overseas?
Yes. We look at career opportunities all over the world. In year 2 we study the roles of cabin crew and resort representatives.
Would I be able to go to university on completion of this course?
Yes; All the qualifications offer UCAS points.
Do you do any practical assessments?
Yes, depending on the second year units.
Do you need a laptop?
Yes. All assignments have to be produced electronically; therefore, access to a laptop is necessary.
Awarding Body
NCFE
Available As
Diploma
[112 UCAS pts. available]
[112 UCAS pts. available]
Extended Diploma
[168 UCAS pts. available]
[168 UCAS pts. available]
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What can I do after I have taken this course?
Available As
Diploma
[112 UCAS pts. available]
[112 UCAS pts. available]
Extended Diploma
[168 UCAS pts. available]
[168 UCAS pts. available]
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