This course can be studied full-time over 1 year, achieving a Higher National Certificate (HNC) in International Travel and Tourism Management qualification, or over 2 years, achieving a Higher National Diploma (HND) in International Travel and Tourism Management qualification. The HNC (Level 4) course provides a thorough grounding in travel and tourism principles which is further enhanced at Level 5 (the HND course) where units cover a broader range of contemporary issues relating to a variety of professions within the travel and tourism sector. It equips individuals with commercial acumen along with the understanding, professional and personal skills for success in a diverse range of roles in the industry including marketing and sales management, operations management, tourism development management, visitor attractions management, events management or even setting up your own business. By completing a Higher Education (HE) level course you will develop appropriate academic study skills at degree level enabling progression to further professional qualifications in specific travel and tourism areas by mapping to units in a range of professional travel and tourism qualifications or jobs. Lessons are based in our dedicated HE blended classroom.

The HND course consists of 15 modules, totalling 240 credits, titled: Year 1: Global Tourism Destinations Leadership and Management for Services Industries (Pearson-set) Managing the Customer Experience Marketing Essentials for Travel and Tourism Professional Identity and Practice The Contemporary Travel and Tourism Industry The Travel and Tourism Business Toolkit Visitor Attraction Management Year 2: Consumer Behaviour and Insight Corporate Events Management Destination Management Ethical Tourism Launching a New Venture Managing and Running a Small Business Research Project

Delivery and assessment takes place using a variety of reflecting practices that are used in the industry so that you are not only qualified but work ready. Examples of activities which can contribute to the total qualification time include: Guided classroom based learning Independent research Compilation of a portfolio of work experience E-learning E-assessment Coursework Pre-recorded podcast or webinar Work-based learning. Approximately 13 hours per week class contact time

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: 001T

Institution code: B30

Campus Name: Sutton Coldfield College

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The following entry points are available for this course:

Year 1

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You are required to have a minimum of 1 GCSE at Grade C or 4 in English. We will accept Level 2 equivalences for English in place of GCSEs. We encourage applications from students who do not meet the entry requirements outlined but can demonstrate ability through work experience, portfolio of evidence or successful interview.

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Students whose first language is not English must have a minimum standard of English at IELTS Level 5.5 with no element below 5.0.

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BMet do not hold a Tier 4 sponsor licence with UK Visas and Immigration, therefore, we are unable to accept international students on our courses.

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