Useful Information
The BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Travel & Tourism is an exciting and engaging program of study that helps students gain the knowledge and practical skills required in the Travel & Tourism sector. Students will study a wide range of travel-related topics in a practical and work-related environment.
BTEC is a nationally recognized qualification that focuses on independent learning, practical knowledge, and skills. The program offers flexibility and choice of emphasis through the optional units.
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Course Overview
The course covers a wide range of Travel and Tourism topics including:
- Investigating the Travel and Tourism Sector
- The UK as a Destination
- The Business of Travel and Tourism
- Customer Service in Travel and Tourism
- Preparing for Employment in Travel and Tourism
- European and Worldwide Destinations
- Work Experience in Travel and Tourism
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Course Highlights
The College organizes educational experiences each year, including trips, visiting speakers, residentials, and work experience. Visits have been made to the De Vere Selsdon Estate, Nutfield Priory, Hallmark Hotel, Majestic Wines, The Hilton Hotel Croydon, No.1 Lounge, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, and The Food and Drink Expo.
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Career Opportunities & Further Study
Many Travel and Tourism students go on to study degrees related to this subject at university, such as Event Management, Tourism Management, or Hospitality Management. Others may opt to gain industry experience in the Airline Industry, Resort Services, Tourism and Hospitality, or Trainee Management posts. A qualification in Travel and Tourism provides essential knowledge of the industry and helps prepare students for Higher Education or employment.
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Assessment
Students will enjoy this course if they are able to:
- Complete coursework in various forms
- Simulate activities such as welcome meetings for tour arrivals
- Engage in practical work such as planning and running a residential trip
- Complete independent research
The course is assessed purely through coursework. Students will complete 3 units of coursework each year. The exam board for this course is Pearson BTEC.
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Entry Requirements
Students wishing to do BTEC Level 3 courses need to have (or expect to achieve) at least four GCSE passes at Grade 4 or above, including English and Mathematics, and a satisfactory school reference in order to be accepted on a BTEC Level 3 Programme.
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