Introduction to Aviation and Travel & Tourism (Level 1) Programme
If you're thinking about a career in the aviation or travel and tourism industry this course is a good place to start. For aviation you will learn about the aviation industry aviation terminology airport locational geography customer service and team work in the aviation industry.You will also explore the travel and tourism industry and learn about worldwide travel destinations customer service and selling skills retail travel servicers tourist information services and interpersonal skills.In addition to this you will be preparing for employment as well as developing your skills in maths and English.
Entry 3 Functional Skills English and maths (or equivalent)
Assessment Method
Research tasks- Short-answer questions- Practical tasks
Aims of the course
The aim of the course is to develop your skills and knowledge of aviation and travel & tourism industries required for employment whilst developing your English and maths skills to enable you to progress to L2 programmes.
Progression Opportunities
After successful completion of this course you could progress on to a Level 2 Course in Aviation and Travel & Tourism.
Facilities
Lessons- Workshops - Educational visits to airlines and airports- Visitor attractions and hotels
Career Options
After further study this course can lead to a wide range of roles in the aviation sector and in the tourism industry.
Course Details
Venue
Southwark
Day/Eve
Day
Mode
Full Time
Duration
35 weeks
Start Date
02/09/2024
End Date
27/06/2025
Course Code
4TVAL9S0
Funding
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