Travel and Tourism

Travel and Tourism

Have you ever dreamed of escaping the wet, windy, cold weather of Britain and working abroad? Sorry, silly question – we all have at some time. But if you’re really serious about it, you could do worse than think about a career in the travel industry. You want a career with options? There’s a whole world of them. You could be a travel agent, work in a tour operator’s office, be a tour guide, a holiday rep, or work for an airline.

The work would involve a lot of interaction with customers so if you’re a bright, sunny personality then this is a good choice of career. Don’t think it’ll all be lazing on the beach though. Working in travel can be very demanding with last minute changes, problems to solve and plenty of challenges for you to overcome.

Qualification List

Name No. Type Level
Higher Professional Diploma in Travel and Tourism 4451 HLQ 4
Business Travel 4838 Vocational 4-5
Travel Planning 4844 Vocational 2
Travel and Tourism Services 4847 NVQ 2,3
Introductory Award/Diploma in Travel and Tourism 4871 Vocational 1
First Award/Diploma in Travel and Tourism 4872 Vocational 2
Advanced National Diploma in Travel and Tourism 4873 Vocational 3
Certificate in Travel (Travel Agents) - ABTAC 4872/3 Vocational 2,3
Events/Events (Temporary structures) 4905 NVQ 2,3,4

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We offer a number of qualifications for anyone interested in working in this industry, across all levels from level 1 through to level 5. A-Search:All Audiences [UK], quals